In times of the Corona crisis, we are painfully experiencing how vulnerable the system in which we live and work is. The necessary emergency actions of the government left their mark on the private life of people and the global economy. International supplier networks must bounce back quickly from the massive restrictions of the past months so that our companies can overcome this severe recession preferably without any major damage. The industrial position of Germany is once again expecting challenging times, in which some stakeholders will completely reposition themselves on the market and have to reflect more than ever on what has made our position strong in the first place: the quality promise “Made in Germany”.
Author
Michael Flunkert
Michael Flunkert is the Founder and Managing Director of Babtec Informationssysteme GmbH. He studied business administration at the University of Applied Sciences in Düsseldorf and during this time he founded a system house that dealt with the development of IT tools for quality assurance. In 1994 he founded Babtec with the aim of offering software for all phases of the quality process for all manufacturing companies. The company is considered one of the pioneers of Computer-Aided Quality Assurance (CAQ) in Germany and is now a leading provider of software solutions for quality management. He passionately executes the guiding principle of making the world a little better every day through quality and actively helping to shape the future of quality management.