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Dimensions of Quality
Performance
Features
Reliability
Durability
Conformance
Serviceability
Aesthetics
Perceived Quality
Performance
All components functioning properly
Reliability
Gets to point A to point B w/o breaking down
Durability
Withstands Wear and tear
Serviceability
Ease in cost of maintaining good
Conformance
Does it do what its supposed to do as it was designed
Aesthetics
Looks
Perceived Quality
Perception of Brand
Dimensions of Quality for Service
Tangibles
Reliability
Responsiveness
Competence
Trustworthiness
Security
Access Quality
Understanding Customer Quality
Tangibles
Symbol
Reliability
Consistent
Responsiveness
Readiness of service
Competence
Can't do it ourselves
Trustworthiness
Could "rup you off"
Security
Want to be free from harm
Access Quality
Ability to get service
Understanding Customer Quality
Knowing what the customer wants
Technical Quality
Core element of the good or service
Functional Quality
Customer's perception of how a good functions or how a service is delivered
Elements of a TQM
Leadership
Employee Involvement
Process Excellence (continued improvement)
Customer Focus (internal and external)
Quality Management
Philosophy were everyone in the organization works to continuously improve the processes and products in an effort to exceed the needs of the customer
Problem Solving Method
Identify Problem
Collect and Analyze Data
Option for Improvement
Choose best option
Monitor It
Supply Chain Management
Total systems approach to managing the entire flow of information, materials and services from supplier to the customer
Process
The steps that transform raw material into finished products
Organizations
The firms/ businesses that perform functions to transform raw materials into products.
Functional vs. Innovative Products
Functional: Cost Effective (staple)
Innovative: Responsive (minimize lead time) aka get products to customers quick
Electronic Data Interchange
Direct link between company and suppliers. Ex: Companies can track Fed Ex Packages through their own computers.
Quick Response Programs
Bar Code Tracking. (JIT)