Module 4 Flashcards

Voice of the Customer

1
Q

Without a happy and satisfied customer,
businesses cannot __________

A

Exist and Thrive

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2
Q

Once we determine our customers, ____ ________________ will follow.

A

our stakeholders.

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3
Q

How we ________ to the customer can make all the
difference.

A

Listen

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4
Q

Six Sigma projects, lacking in CTS’s, are _____________.

A

Inefficient

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5
Q

In a QFD, a competitive analysis is used to ______________.

A

Locate and define gaps.

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6
Q

The technical product requirements are the
_________.

A

How’s

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7
Q

The roof of the house of quality contains ____________.

A

Correlations between technical requirements.

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8
Q

What ways can you get the Voice of the Customer?

A

All of these

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9
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Question 2
For the QFD, each technical requirement will be pursued based on

A

the highest weighed score

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10
Q

Customers include all except

A

competitors

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11
Q

The four categories for correlations on technical requirements include all except

A

Strong influence

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12
Q

The roof of the House of Quality is where we

A

Correlate technical descriptors

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13
Q

Our journey for developing CTS’s begins with the ____.

A

VOC

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14
Q

In a QFD, the CTS’s are the ______.

A

What’s

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15
Q

Question 8
Distinguishing between internal and external customers helps us best define who our __________ are for the purposes and communication and buy-in.

A

Stakeholders

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16
Q

The boundary of process is determined by the ___________.

A

Identity of the customer

17
Q

The roof of the house of quality establishes the correlations between the.

A

Technical requirements

18
Q

Customers can exist only externally.

19
Q

The charter begins with ___________.

A

a problem statement

20
Q

Benefits of the project are derived from ___________.

21
Q

We gather all the facts and information you can
about a problem so that we can know

A

if the project is worthwhile

22
Q

Types of formal communication include all of the following, except

A

discussions in the hallway

23
Q

A vested interest makes top management less motivated to help remove barriers

24
Q

A project closure meeting is a

A

review the documentation and accomplishments

25
Which of the following describes the Problem Statement?
Unwanted situation that needs to be overcome
26
What is the term that describes a limitation or a boundary of a project?
The scope
27
Who should you communicate your project with?
you, stakeholders, project team, and top management
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What may happen if you don’t negotiate resources and secure commitments from team members?
Project could fail
29
Project Documentation minimizes misunderstandings and promotes accountability
True
30
The first element of a project charter is
The problem statement
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Sometimes, the sponsor and stakeholder will ask for ___________of accomplishments as another piece of input
an independent assessment.
32
When generating a purpose, It is important to try and narrow down the issues by asking questions.
True
33
The scope of a project can never be changed
False
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