A detailed presentation of our batch quality control solution known as COMMANDqc.
Transforming your operations by replacing manual and complex tasks and processes with efficient, scalable, and reliable solutions.
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2:12COMMANDqc to ForneyVault Integration
See how Command Alkon's COMMANDqc integrates with Forney Vault to automate the process of verifying test samples to ensure quality concrete.
Graniterock COMMANDqc Case Study
Like many other concrete producers whose QC programs evolved while personal computers became commonplace, Graniterock’s QC information was managed in multiple programs. Aggregate gradings were...
Strata COMMANDqc Case Study
From the late 1980’s through 2010 Strata Corporation expanded through acquisitions. Like many other companies that have purchased other businesses, Strata found itself in a situation where many of...
Delta COMMANDqc Case Study
Concrete and materials test results were stored in file folders throughout the company and the data could not be easily accessed and examined. Verifying batch tolerances required going to the plant...
The "Oldest Concrete Street in America" Still Going Strong 125 Years Later!
Back in the 19th century, concrete had not been used to pave streets just yet. George Bartholomew had to convince the Bellefontaine City Council to try to use the mixture for paving on Court Avenue...
Jay Shilstone Discusses How to Retain Close Relationships with Your Partners, Drive Value, and Get Customer Insights in the Process
Command Alkon has had many wonderful experts and consultants over the years, and Jay Shilstone is one that we are proud to call our own after over 40 years in the industry.
Welsch COMMANDqc Case Study
Chris Pusateri, Welsch’s QC manager, became aware that as their company grew, it was harder for their existing staff to keep pace with the increased demands for their technical services...
Thereby Hangs A Tale
My main theme was that concrete history not made up of short and simple sound bites, like “concrete strength is determined by the w/c”, but...