to evaluate the software generated reports. These reports should help you decide if an injection is acceptable, and if not, help troubleshoot why not, as well as be something that can be shared with end-users. Some software may rely on a technique you do not use (i.e., TVT2.5 is for TMT), and other software may not provide a desired feature (i.e., some focus more on longitudinal-based statistical process control). Once a software(s) has been selected, purchase the requisite material (likely a QC1 spike, or QC2/QC3 material), and begin to implement it in your core. The sooner you begin collecting QC metrics, the more historical information you will have to rely on.