TQM L1 Flashcards

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A customer-oriented philosophy and strategy that is focus to provide quality products and services.

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TQM

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An american quality experts that help the japanese to apply concepts of tqm

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Edward Deming

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Members of organization make consistent efforts to achieve the objective of customer delight to systematic efforts for improvement of the organization

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Total

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4
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According to Juran it is a fitness for use and suitability for use by the customer

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Quality

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5
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It is to improve quality, cost decreases fewer,defects, improve productivity, capture the market with lower prices, stay in the business, providing more jobs

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Japanese chain reaction

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Dimensions of Quality

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Functionalilty
Reliability
Usability
Maintainability
Efficiency
Portability

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Core features and characteristics of a product

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Functionalilty

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Ability of a product to perform as expected over time

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Reliability

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Refers to how easy the product to be use

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Usability

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Eas with which a product can be maintained in the original condition

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Maintainability

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Ratio of output to input

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Efficiency

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12
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Easily to be transferred and handy

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Portability

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13
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Generally refers to customer’s comparison of service expectations at it relates the company’s performance

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Service Quality

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Additional attributes of quality which are applicable to both products and services

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Timeliness
Aesthetic
Regulatory requirements Requirements of society
Conformance to Standards

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15
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He is the father figure of statistical quality control or SQC and develop the Plan, Do, Check, Act or PDCA cycle for continuous improvement

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Dr. Walter A. Shewart

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16
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Refers to the efficient use of resources and prompt delivery of service products. It is a measure of how well a company is able to utilize its resources and manage its operations to ensure that that lends are consistently met and tasks are completed in a timely manner.

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Timeliness

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A product or service should not only perform well but also appear attractive

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Aesthetics

18
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Rules that a business must follow the are invoked by designating regulators and compliance officers

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Regulatory Requirements

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The products should fulfill both the stated and employ requirements imposed by the society

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Requirements of the Society

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A product or service should conform to the stated and employ requirements of the customers such as a national standards international of standards and industry standards.

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Conformance to Standards

21
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He modified pdca cycle of Shewart to the Plan, Do, Study, Act (PDSA) Cycle. He stressed on the importance of suppliers and customers for the business development and improvement

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Deming W. Edwards

22
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He identified fitness of quality and popularized the same

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Joseph M. Juran

23
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Juran’sp Fitness of Quality

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Quality of Design
Quality of Conformance
Availability
Full Service

24
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he was the vice president of international telephone & telegraph. His absolutes of quality are very relevant to tqm

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Philip B. Crosby

25
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He was a president of american society of quality control or SQC. He said “Quality and its essence, a way of managing the organization.

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Dr. Armand V. feighenbaum

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He strongly advocated the use and cause and effect diagrams to provide a true representation of the organizational impacts and procedures. He develop fishbone or Ishikawa diagram for cause and effect analysis.

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Kauru Ishikawa

27
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Additional features of service quality

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Quality of customer service
Quality of service design
Quality of delivery

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It is the efficient effective and empathetic assistance to customers in order to meet and exceed their expectations

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Quality of Customer service

29
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It is the practice of making services better to research developing ideas and testing experiences

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Quality of Service Design

30
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Measure of the performance quality level delivered by service providers such as productivity effectiveness and efficiency

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Quality of Delivery

31
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3 Cost of Quality

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Prevention cost
appraisal cost
failure cost