Measurable quality improvement due to industrialization

Continually improving the compilation and distribution of technical information through the industrialization of production processes – as a service provider, TANNER has devoted itself to this strategy for its customers.

What does industrialization mean?
During the "production" of technical information, there is a multitude of constantly repeating processes similar to those in a factory. These have to be identified, made measurable with quality management methods, analyzed and improved sustainably.

To this end, quality is brought to life at our company and anchored deeply in our employees' minds. In doing so, we always focus our actions on the customer and his requirements.

Milestones of TANNER quality management
1993 First ISO certification of a service provider's QM system Germany-wide (DIN/EN/ISO 9001)
1996 First company in Bavaria to offer online QM documentation
2000 Certification in accordance with the new, process-oriented norm DIN/EN/ISO:9001:2000
2004 Audit of the software creation at TANNER by
Siemens Healthcare certifies TANNER's compliance with FDA guidelines.
2005 Successful Supplier Assessment by Nokia
("Approved Suppliers of Nokia")
2005 Quality analysis of CSL Behring certifies TANNER as a trustworthy partner in the field of Technical Documentation
2007 Implementation of SPICE (ISO 15504) for continual improvement of software development processes
2008 Certification in accordance with KTA 1401 (Regulation of the Nuclear Safety Standards Commission – Quality assurance in nuclear power plants)
2008 Bavarian Quality Prize in the field of "Company-oriented service providers"
2009 Implementation of Six Sigma as a method of process optimization
2009 Software development reached SPICE Level 3 (ISO 15504)