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
Q

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.

A

False

19
Q

The charter begins with ___________.

A

a problem statement

20
Q

Benefits of the project are derived from ___________.

A

the goals

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

A

False

24
Q

A project closure meeting is a

A

review the documentation and accomplishments

25
Q

Which of the following describes the Problem Statement?

A

Unwanted situation that needs to be overcome

26
Q

What is the term that describes a limitation or a boundary of a project?

A

The scope

27
Q

Who should you communicate your project with?

A

you, stakeholders, project team, and top management

28
Q

What may happen if you don’t negotiate resources and secure commitments from team members?

A

Project could fail

29
Q

Project Documentation minimizes misunderstandings and promotes accountability

A

True

30
Q

The first element of a project charter is

A

The problem statement

31
Q

Sometimes, the sponsor and stakeholder will ask for ___________of accomplishments as another piece of input

A

an independent assessment.

32
Q

When generating a purpose, It is important to try and narrow down the issues by asking questions.

A

True

33
Q

The scope of a project can never be changed

A

False

34
Q
A