lesson 1 (joseph M. Muran) Flashcards

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is centered around several key principles and concepts that emphasize customer needs, leadership commitment, and continuous improvement.

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Joseph M. Juran’s philosophy in Total Quality Management (TQM)

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TQM means?

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Total Quality Management

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3
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places a strong emphasis on understanding and meeting customer needs

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Customer Focus

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stressed the importance of top management’s commitment to quality.

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Leadership Commitment

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5
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This is a comprehensive approach to quality management that includes three fundamental stages

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Juran Trilogy

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This involves defining quality goals and objectives, and planning the processes and systems needed to achieve them.

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Quality Planning

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This stage focuses on monitoring and controlling processes to ensure that they meet the planned quality standards.

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Quality Control

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8
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This involves continuous improvement of processes and systems to enhance quality and efficiency

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Quality Improvement

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9
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to quality management, which suggests that a small number of causes are responsible the majority of problems.

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Pareto Principle or 80/20 principle

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10
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This principle helps in prioritizing efforts to address the most significant issues first.

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Pareto Principle

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11
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Is centered around several key principles and concepts that emphasize the importance of quality as conformance to requirements, prevention over detection, and continuous improvement.

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Phiip Crosby’s philosophy in Total Quality Management (TQM)

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12
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Defined quality as the degree to which a produc or service conforms to it’s specifications or requirements. (objective criteria)

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Quality in Conformance to Requirements

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13
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By preventing defects and errors, organizations can avoid costs associated with rework, scrap, and customer dissatisfaction.

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Quality is Free

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14
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Quality is not an additional cost but rather a cost saving measure

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Quality is Free

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15
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The focys should be on preventing defects rather than detecting them after they occure

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Quality is Achieved Through prevention, Not detection

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16
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Every number of an organiztaion has a role in ensuring quality

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Quality is Everyone’s Responsibility

18
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Program that aimed to eliminate defects entirely.
Emphasized the importance of setting high standards and striving for perfection in all aspects in all aspects of prodution

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Zero Defects Program

19
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Relationship between productivity, competitiveness and strategy

Higer productivity allows organizations to produce goods and services more efficiently

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Productivity and competitiveness

20
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A well-crafted strategy helps ogranizations identify and leverage their strengths, take advantage of opporntunities, and address competitive threats .

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strategy and competitiveness

21
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Strategic planning involves assessing business conditions, internal environmentsm and detemning competitive prioties and capabilities.

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Strategy and Productivity