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Part 1 - Quality Gurus and Quality definitions:1. Dr. W. Edwards Deming2. Dr. Joseph M Juran3. Dr. Walter Shewhart4. Dr. Shigeo Shingo5. Kaoru Ishikawa6, Arman V Feigenbaum7. Dr. Genichi Taguchi8. Philip Crosby9. Dr. Noriaki Kano10. Dr. Thomas J. Peters

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Part - 1 Qpep 100 - Quality Gurus 50q

1. Fitness for Use:

1. Quality means conformance to requirements:

1. Quality is the degree to which the inherent character of product or service that bear its ability to satisfy stated or implied need:

1. Quality is inversely proportional to variability

1. Quality is value perceived by

1. Quality can be inspected:

1. “Almost all quality improvements comes via simplification of design, manufacturing layout, process and procedure:

1. “Quality is a direct experience independent of and prior to intellectual abstraction”

1. Higher Quality leads to Higher Production:

1. Higher Quality Costs More:

1. Meeting and exceeding customer expectations and than continuing to improve:

1. System or profound Knowledge:

1. End the practice of awarding business on the basis of price tag alone; instead, try a long-term relationship based on established loyalty and trust.

1. 14 Demings famous points was introduced in the book:

1. Drive out Fear, Create trust:

1. 85% of reasons or failure to meet customer expectations or need are related to variation of deficiencies in process rather than the employee:

1. Management responsibility to change the process rather than badgering individual to do better:

1. PDCA was introduced by Deming and popularized by Shewheart:

1. Quality Triology:

1. “Quality control Handbook”

1. Project by Project approach to Quality improvement:

1. Grandfather of TQM

1. SPC control chart:

1. PDSA:

1. SMED:

1. Concept of SMED introduced by:

1. Just in Production:

1. “Zero Quality control” by:

1. Poka Yoka concept:

1. Poka-Yoka is also called as

1. By simplifying machine, materials, process and skills change over time can be reduced from minutes to seconds:

1. Ishikawa diagram is also called as

1. ____________shown the value of 7 QC tools:

1. Father of TQM:

1. Quality is defined as “the way of running business origination”

1. TQM – 10 best practice introduced by:

1. TQC later know as TQM:

1. “Loss imparted to society from the time the non quality produce is shipped:

1. Robustness concept by:

1. Fun Uncle of quality:

1. “Quality is free” by

1. COPQ concept populated by:

1. Four Obsoletes of Quality Management:

1. Kano Model is also known as:

1. QFD:

1. MBWA:

1. MBWA concept introduced by:

1. “Do it Right the First time”:

1. “BY pinpointing root problems this diagram provides quality improvement from the bottom up:

1. MBWA is highly focused on 3 concepts: