Exam 1 Flashcards
The view of quality as the satisfaction of customer needs us often called fitness for use
True
Pursuant to the development of “scientific management,” quality control carried out by skilled craftspeople, who served both as manufacturers and inspectors, building quality into their products.
False
In 1984, the U.S. Government designated November as the National Quality Month
True
Tolerances are acceptable deviations from targets.
True
Performance excellence can be defined as “any primary or complementary activity that does not directly produce a physical product.”
False
Unlike services, manufacturing is performed away from the customer.
True
For an airline company, “on time arrival” for an airline is a measure if service performance while frequent flyer awards and “business class” sections represent features.
True
Not-for-profit organizations are adopting quality principles because of their impact in the bottom line.
False
From a total quality perspective, all strategic decisions a company makes are “customer-driven”
True
TQ views everyone inside the enterprise as a customer of an internal or external supplier and a supplier of an external or internal customer.
True
The voice of the customer refers to both near and longer term customer needs and expectations
True
The traditional way of viewing an organization is by surveying the horizontal dimension
False
“Continuous improvement” refers to both incremental and “breakthrough” improvement
True
Considering the three cases of needs suggested by Noriaki Kano, the required Saftey features in an automobile is an example of a satisfier
Falde
Process time refers to the time it takes to accomplish one cycle of a process
False