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There are different ______ of quality in the supply chain. For example - quality of ______ and ______.
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perspectives, clothe, semiconductor
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Product Quality Definitions
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Transcendent, Product-based, User-based, Manufacturing-based, Value-based
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Product Quality Dimensions
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Performance, Features, Reliability, Conformance, Durability, SErviceability, Aesthetics, Perceived Quality
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Efficiency with which a product achieves its intended purpose
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Performance {product quality dimension}
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Efficiency with which a product achieves its intended purpose
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Features {product quality dimension}
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Perform consistently over the product’s useful life.
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Reliability {product quality dimension}
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Adherence to quantifiable specifications
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Conformance {product quality dimension}
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The degree to which a product tolerates stress or trauma without failing
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Durability {product quality dimension}
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The ease of repair for a product
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Serviceability {product quality dimension}
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Subjective characteristics such as taste, feel, sound, look, and smell.
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Aesthetics {product quality dimension}
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Quality as the customer perceives it…image, recognition, word of mouth.
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Perceived Quality {product quality dimension}
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Service Quality Dimensions
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Tangibles, Service Reliability, Responsiveness, Assurance, Empathy
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Physical appearance of the facility, equipment, personnel and communication materials
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Tangibles {service quality dimension}
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The ability of the service provider to perform the promised service
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Service Reliability {service quality dimension}
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The willingness of the provider to be helpful and prompt in providing service
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Service Reliability {service quality dimension}
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The knowledge and courtesy of the employees and their ability to inspire trust and confidence
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Assurance {service quality dimension}
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Caring individualized attention from the service company
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Empathy {service quality dimension}
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Functional perspectives on quality include:
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supply chain, engineering, operations, strategic management, marketing, financial, human resource
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Quality from a supply chain perspective:
- From Value Chain * _____ filters: ISO 9000:2008 * _____ * _____ Stream Mapping * Six _____ - DMAIC (define, measure, analyze, improve, control_ * After-_____ service |
Supplier
EDI Value Sigma sale/ |
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Six Sigma - DMAIC stands for what?
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define, measure, analyze, improve, control
supply chain perspective |
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Applying mathematical problem-solving skills and modeling techniques are the characteristics of a(n) _____ perspective
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engineering
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Where is an engineering perspective used?
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Operations Research, Product Design Engineering, Concurrent Engineering
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A(n) _____ perspective is initially only on SPC and uses the systems view that underlies modern quality management thinking.
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operations
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An operations perspective uses the _____ view that underlies modern quality management thinking.
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systems
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For Quality Management to be pervasive in a firm it needed to be included in all of the firm's business processes including strategic planning. This is characteristic of the _____ perspective.
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strategic management
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A _____ perspective looks at how marketers focus on perceived quality or quality as the customer views it. They focus more on satisfaction than volume of sales - word of mouth.
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marketing
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Marketers focus on _____ quality or quality as the _____ view it. They focus more on _____ than volume of _____ - word of mouth.
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perceived, customer, satisfaction, sales
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Deming says that quality improvement is linked to reduction of defections and improved organizational performance (demonstrated in the Deming value chain). This is part of a _____ perspective on quality.
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financial
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Juran says that Quality related costs can result in lost sales because of a poor reputation for reliability: identify and measure the costs of quality. This is part of a _____ perspective on quality.
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financial
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According to the financial perspective on quality, there is an _____ quality level.
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optimum
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_____ says that Quality related costs can result in lost sales because of a poor reputation for reliability: identify and measure the costs of quality. This is part of a financial perspective on quality.
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Juran
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______ says that quality improvement is linked to reduction of defections and improved organizational performance (demonstrated in the Deming value chain). This is part of a financial perspective on quality.
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Deming
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What perspective on quality says that it is impossible to implement quality without the commitment and action of the employees?
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human resources perspective
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What are the three spheres of quality?
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quality management, quality assurance, quality control
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Quality ______ is based on the scientific method. It is responsible for measuring process performance, optimizing processes, and developing and maintaining control charts.
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control
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Quality control functions:
- Measuring process ______ - ______ processes - Developing and maintaining ______ charts |
- performance
- Optimizing - control |
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Quality ______ concerns guaranteeing the quality of goods and services. It is responsible for failure mode and effective analysis, concurrent engineering, and process improvement.
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assurance
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Quality assurance functions:
- ______ mode and effective ______ - ______ engineering - ______ improvement |
- failure, analysis
- concurrent - process |
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Quality ______ thinks that quality is the responsibility of all management, not just quality managers.
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management
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Two other perspectives on quality include: ______-added perspective on quality and the ______ perspective on quality.
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value, cultural
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There are different ______ on quality. There is disagreement on the ______ of quality.
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perspectives, definition
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Quality ______, quality ______, and quality ______ focus on different aspects of quality.
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control, assurance, management
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Quality ______ requires a complex mix of factors.
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improvement
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A review on quality includes the ______ perspective (ex: pharmaceutical)
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contingency
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