TQM Flashcards

1
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signify excellence

A

Quality

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2
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ranks with quality/alternatives considered

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Reliability

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3
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measure how well the P/S designed

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Quality of design

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4
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transformation of a set of inputs into outputs

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Process

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5
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is a fundamental requirement to good process management

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  • ‘voice of the customer’
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6
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provides key feedback to the supply

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voice of the process

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7
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Process Equation

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right Suppliers + correct Inputs = correct Outputs + satisfied Customers (SIPOC).

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8
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the prevention of quality problems through planned and systematic activities

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Quality Assurance

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9
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earliest approach

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Deming Prize (japanese-based)

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10
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Continuous process/destination or moving forward.

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Strategic Planning

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11
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obtain correct equipment

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Purchasing/procurement

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12
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– programme directed/right quantities

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JIT

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13
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Japanese word “visible record”

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Kanban

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14
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  • ‘Fitness for purpose or use’
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Juran

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15
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  • ‘Quality should be aimed at the needs of the consumer, present and future’
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Deming

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16
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  • ‘The total composite product and service characteristics of marketing, engineering, manufacture and maintenance through which the product and service in use will meet the expectation by the customer’
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Feigenbaum

17
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‘Conformance to requirements’

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Crosby

18
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  • Four absolutes Phil Crosby
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-Definition – conformance to requirements
- System – prevention
- performance standard – zero defects
- measurement – price of non-conformance

19
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  • tracking progress against organizational goals
A

Measurement

20
Q

form of guarantee/promise

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Warranty Claims

21
Q

sets out a method/applying quality costing

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Process cost model

22
Q
  • Deming cycle of continuous improvement
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‘Plan, DO, Check, Act’

23
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outputs to its inputs

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productivity measures

24
Q

achieving the desired results

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Effectiveness measures

25
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concerned with percentage resource

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Efficiency

26
Q

– information system that maintain data

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ABC (Activity-based Costing

27
Q

planned before actual operation

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Prevention cost

28
Q

suppliers and customers evaluation of purchased

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Appraisal Cost

29
Q

– results of work fail to reach design

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Internal Failure Cost

30
Q
  • Process cost model
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ICOR iNPUT, CONTROL, OUTPUT, RESOURCES

31
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providing P/S to the required standards

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Cost of non-conformance

32
Q

proposed by Kaplan

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Balance Scorecard

33
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4 Balance Scorecard

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-FINANCIAL
-CUSTOMER
-INTERNAL BUSINESS AND INNOVATION
-LEARNING PERSPECTIVE

34
Q

superior performance

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Benchmarking

35
Q
  • ‘criteria’
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Maturity

36
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individual level relies performance appraisal.

A

Performance measurement