00:00 - 00:16
The relationship I've had with a quality management system in my previous roles has more or less been: Get your design together, throw it over the fence, and two or three weeks later you might get an email saying that you need to add some field to a part property or something like that.

00:16 - 00:45
There's no communication back and forth. As far as I knew, it was just sending parts out into the void. With a smaller company, you cannot do that, right? There's nobody in the void to send it to. And more importantly like that, those two weeks you don't have. Right. We need to get this stuff out now. And So what I like about Unifize is that I see exactly what's happening with the information or the designs that I am putting forward to get released.

00:45 - 01:18
Everybody's looking at the same files. Everybody has the same chat history. There's no obfuscation of what's going on. And so I think having a common understanding of the process that our parts designs, our deviations, quality notifications are going through is really useful. And I think that, it is a time saver for me because ultimately I need to think about the system less and I can just focus on my job more, right?

01:18 - 01:42
As an engineer, right, my job is to solve problems with the product and make sure that we have a good saleable device that hits the market and does what it needs to it. That helps people. And if I do that, if I do my job as the engineer, the way that we've set up our QMS with Unifize I'm just writing what I've done and that's the process, right?

01:42 - 01:44
I think that's pretty useful.