Quality Micro Systems

QMS, Inc.
	Site of former headquarters of Quality Micro Systems in Mobile, Alabama, now occupied by the Mobile County Public School System
Formerly	Quality Micro Systems, Inc. (1977–1984)
Type	Private (1977–1983, 2000–2003); Public (1983–2000);
Industry	Computer
Founded	August 12, 1977 in Mobile, Alabama, United States
Founder	James Busby
Defunct	April 2000
Fate	Acquired by Minolta; consolidated into Konica Minolta in 2003
Successor	Minolta-QMS
Products	Printers
Number of employees	1,500 (1987, peak)
Website	qms.com (archived)

Quality Micro Systems, Inc. (QMS), later QMS, Inc., was an American computer hardware company independently active from 1977 to 2000 and based in Mobile, Alabama. Founded to produce industrial label printers, the company eventually became a leading manufacturer of consumer and professional laser printers for personal computers and graphical workstations. In 2000, the company was acquired by the Japanese electronics conglomerate Minolta and made a subsidiary.