Total quality management Flashcards

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What is conformance to specifications

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How well a product/service meets the targets and tolerances determined by its designers

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What is fitness for use

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a definition of quality that evaluates how well the product performs for its intended use

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What are characteristics of manufacturing organizations

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Conformance to specifications, performance, reliability, features, durabiliity and serviceability

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What are the characteristics of service organizations

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intangible factors, consistency, responiveness to customer, courtesy, timlness and atmosphere

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5
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What is Walter Shewhart known for

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process variablity, developed statistical control charts

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What is W Edward Deming known for

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stressed managements responsibility for quality, developed 14 points

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What is Joseph Juran known for

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developed quality as fitness for use concept of cost of quality

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8
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What is Felgenbaum known for

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concept of total quality control

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9
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What is Crosby known fr

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coined phrase “quality is free”, introduced zero deficits

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10
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What is Ishikawa known for

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developed cause and effect diagrams, identified “internal customers”

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What is Taguchi known for

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product design quality, developed Taguchi loss function

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12
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What is the difference between old and new quality

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in old, they inspected for quality after production

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13
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What are the five ways to define quality

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conformance to specifications, fitness for use, value for price pain, support for services, psychological

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14
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What are ways of improving quality

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PDSA, seven tools of quality control, quality function deployment

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15
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What 7 things make up TQM philosophy

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Customer focus
Continuous improvement
Employee empowerment
Use of quality tools
Product design (discussed later in Chapter)
Process management (discussed later in Chapter)
Managing supplier quality

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16
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Why does TQM fail

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lack of genuine quality culture, lack of top management and support, over and underliance on SPC methods

17
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what are seven tools of quality control

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cause and effect diagrams, flowcharts, checklists, control charts, scatter diagrams, parelto analysis, histograms

18
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what is a cause and effect diagram

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focused on solving quality problem, used by teams

19
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what is a flowchart

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schematic diagrams, used to document detailed steps,first step in process

20
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what is a checklist

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simple data check off sheet, designed to identify type of quality problem at each workstation

21
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what is a control chart

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key in statistical process control, used to show when process if out of control

22
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what is a scatter diagram

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graph to show how variables are related

23
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what is a parelto analysis

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displays the degree of importance for each element, often called the 80/20 rule

24
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what is a histogram

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shows whether it is skewed or symmetrical

25
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what does qfd encompass

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customer requirements, competitive evaluation, product characteristics, relatiosip matrix, trade off matrix, setting targets

26
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what is reliablity

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probability that product will function as expected

27
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what are the criteria of MBNQA

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leadership, strategic planning, customer and market focus, information and analysis, human resource function, process management and business results