Quality Flashcards

(43 cards)

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Total Quality Management (TQM) (3)

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Customer Satisfaction
Employee Involvement
Continuous Improvement

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Quality

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degree of excellence, meeting or exceeding expectations of customers.

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Quality includes (2)

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high performance design
conformance

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4
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Quality is about developing an accurate understanding of….

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customer expectations and bridging any gap between expectations and achievement of organization

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High Performance Design (4)

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capabilities and characteristics customer expects
reliable and durable
good support for customers
any psychological impressions

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6
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Conformance

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consistency to meet desired specifications

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Specific tolerance

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range you accept conformance

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8
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What leads to specific products and limited variability

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high conformance and specific tolerances

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Defect

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Product failing specifications, standards or satisfying customer

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Defects are associated with costs to control

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Actual defects or fallouts of defects

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11
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Cost of quality (2)

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Control and Failure

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12
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Control Costs (2)

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Prevention and Appraisal

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Prevention Costs

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Avoiding defects before they happen

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Appraisal Costs

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recruit someone to assess level of quality attained by the system

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15
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Failure Costs (2)

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Internal and External

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Internal Failure

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cost of defects detected during process

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17
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Rework

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units repaired to achieve conformance

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18
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Scrap

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units cannot be fixed

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External Failure costs

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defect reaches customer

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Employee Empowerment

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assigning responsibility for quality to employees lower in the organizational hierarchy

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Quality Circles

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small groups of supervision and employee to solve quality problems

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Special Purpose Teams

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Formed to address a high level concern to management

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Self Managing Team

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small group takes full ownership over producing a major portion of product service

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Plan Do Check Act Cycle

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Plan: Identify a problem and develop a plan to improve
Do: Implement a plan on a test basis
Check: is plan working
Act: establish improvement as norm in organization

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Plan Do Act Cycle Supports and helps gradually remove
Supports continuous improvement activities that do not add value for customer
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Six Sigma
minimize defects and variability in process
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DMAIC Model (5)
Define Measure Analyze Improve Control
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Statistical Process control
Determine whether out of a process conforms to the product/service design
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Attributes and what type of value
characteristics measured qualitatively – discrete values etc defective/non-defective
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Variables
characteristics measured quantitatively – continuous values etc weight, length volume
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Common Cause Variation
random and generally unavoidable
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Assignable Cause Variation:
variation-causing factors, can be identified and eliminated
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Organizations can only inspect a _______ rather than
sample of units complete inspection
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Sampling Plan
specifies the size, time between samples and decision rules if action should be taken
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Sample size
number of units randomly selected
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Average value of SPC graph
central line of graph
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UCL
Upper Control Limit
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LCL
Lower Control Limit
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What do control limits do? What they represent What are they observed only with
Represent the max/min values observe only with random and unavoidable variation
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P-Chart
control proportion of defective products
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C-chart
control the count of defects per unit/customer
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R-chart:
monitor changes in process variability by examining range of particular variable
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x-bar-chart
monitor changes in average of the variable