QLF Virtual Series: COSMIC — Unify Work Authorization, Nonconformance Reporting and Inventory Management Across NASA

August 20, 2026

NASA centers rely on a unique set of tools and processes to manage quality and engineering data. Many of these tools have become siloed, resource-intensive and error-prone. As NASA centers increase the cadence and complexity of work, the need for an agency-level data analysis tool continues to grow.

In this webinar, Nicholas Holaday, Quality Engineer at Johnson Space Center, and Tyson Tucker, Project Manager for MRI Technologies at Johnson, discussed their center’s successful transition from legacy tools and processes to COSMIC. They detailed early lessons learned, direct and indirect Returns On Investment and how other NASA centers can benefit from the tool.

This session explored how COSMIC supports Johnson’s broader digital transformation strategy by connecting key sources of truth, including engineering drawing and part information systems, program and project requirements, calibration data, certification data and other life-cycle information.

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QLF Virtual Series: COSMIC — Unify Work Authorization, Nonconformance Reporting and Inventory Management Across NASA

Aug 26, 2026, 11:55 AM
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Aug 20, 2026, 04:00 AM

NASA centers rely on a unique set of tools and processes to manage quality and engineering data. Many of these tools have become siloed, resource-intensive and error-prone. As NASA centers increase the cadence and complexity of work, the need for an agency-level data analysis tool continues to grow.

In this webinar, Nicholas Holaday, Quality Engineer at Johnson Space Center, and Tyson Tucker, Project Manager for MRI Technologies at Johnson, discussed their center’s successful transition from legacy tools and processes to COSMIC. They detailed early lessons learned, direct and indirect Returns On Investment and how other NASA centers can benefit from the tool.

This session explored how COSMIC supports Johnson’s broader digital transformation strategy by connecting key sources of truth, including engineering drawing and part information systems, program and project requirements, calibration data, certification data and other life-cycle information.

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QLF Virtual Series: COSMIC — Unify Work Authorization, Nonconformance Reporting and Inventory Management Across NASA

Aug 26, 2026, 11:55 AM
Topic:
Vimeo video i ds:
webinar_qlf-virtual-series-cosmic
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Date:
Aug 20, 2026, 04:00 AM

NASA centers rely on a unique set of tools and processes to manage quality and engineering data. Many of these tools have become siloed, resource-intensive and error-prone. As NASA centers increase the cadence and complexity of work, the need for an agency-level data analysis tool continues to grow.

In this webinar, Nicholas Holaday, Quality Engineer at Johnson Space Center, and Tyson Tucker, Project Manager for MRI Technologies at Johnson, discussed their center’s successful transition from legacy tools and processes to COSMIC. They detailed early lessons learned, direct and indirect Returns On Investment and how other NASA centers can benefit from the tool.

This session explored how COSMIC supports Johnson’s broader digital transformation strategy by connecting key sources of truth, including engineering drawing and part information systems, program and project requirements, calibration data, certification data and other life-cycle information.

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QLF Virtual Series: COSMIC — Unify Work Authorization, Nonconformance Reporting and Inventory Management Across NASA

Aug 26, 2026, 11:55 AM
Topic:
Vimeo video i ds:
webinar_qlf-virtual-series-cosmic
Is public:
Yes
Date:
Aug 20, 2026, 04:00 AM

NASA centers rely on a unique set of tools and processes to manage quality and engineering data. Many of these tools have become siloed, resource-intensive and error-prone. As NASA centers increase the cadence and complexity of work, the need for an agency-level data analysis tool continues to grow.

In this webinar, Nicholas Holaday, Quality Engineer at Johnson Space Center, and Tyson Tucker, Project Manager for MRI Technologies at Johnson, discussed their center’s successful transition from legacy tools and processes to COSMIC. They detailed early lessons learned, direct and indirect Returns On Investment and how other NASA centers can benefit from the tool.

This session explored how COSMIC supports Johnson’s broader digital transformation strategy by connecting key sources of truth, including engineering drawing and part information systems, program and project requirements, calibration data, certification data and other life-cycle information.

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QLF Virtual Series: COSMIC — Unify Work Authorization, Nonconformance Reporting and Inventory Management Across NASA

Aug 26, 2026, 11:55 AM
Topic:
Vimeo video i ds:
webinar_qlf-virtual-series-cosmic
Is public:
Yes
Date:
Aug 20, 2026, 04:00 AM

NASA centers rely on a unique set of tools and processes to manage quality and engineering data. Many of these tools have become siloed, resource-intensive and error-prone. As NASA centers increase the cadence and complexity of work, the need for an agency-level data analysis tool continues to grow.

In this webinar, Nicholas Holaday, Quality Engineer at Johnson Space Center, and Tyson Tucker, Project Manager for MRI Technologies at Johnson, discussed their center’s successful transition from legacy tools and processes to COSMIC. They detailed early lessons learned, direct and indirect Returns On Investment and how other NASA centers can benefit from the tool.

This session explored how COSMIC supports Johnson’s broader digital transformation strategy by connecting key sources of truth, including engineering drawing and part information systems, program and project requirements, calibration data, certification data and other life-cycle information.

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QLF Virtual Series: COSMIC — Unify Work Authorization, Nonconformance Reporting and Inventory Management Across NASA

Aug 26, 2026, 11:55 AM
Topic:
Vimeo video i ds:
webinar_qlf-virtual-series-cosmic
Is public:
Yes
Date:
Aug 20, 2026, 04:00 AM

NASA centers rely on a unique set of tools and processes to manage quality and engineering data. Many of these tools have become siloed, resource-intensive and error-prone. As NASA centers increase the cadence and complexity of work, the need for an agency-level data analysis tool continues to grow.

In this webinar, Nicholas Holaday, Quality Engineer at Johnson Space Center, and Tyson Tucker, Project Manager for MRI Technologies at Johnson, discussed their center’s successful transition from legacy tools and processes to COSMIC. They detailed early lessons learned, direct and indirect Returns On Investment and how other NASA centers can benefit from the tool.

This session explored how COSMIC supports Johnson’s broader digital transformation strategy by connecting key sources of truth, including engineering drawing and part information systems, program and project requirements, calibration data, certification data and other life-cycle information.

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