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FMEA is _____________
A) First Materials Engineering AnalysisB) Failure Mode and effect analysisC) Failure Materials Engineering analysisD) First Mode and Effect Analysis
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Is V&V and QA/QC have some similarity ? Verifications seems to be synonyms with QA and Validation is synonyms to QC.Kindly extend your valuable comments.Thanks
Manvi Arora
- May 15th, 2008
Verification:-_Involves reviews and meetings to evaluate documents, Plans, code, requirements, and specifications. This can be done with ChecklistsValidation:-involves actual testing and takes place a...
umesh7a
- Mar 9th, 2007
Similiarity between Varification and validation and QA/QC Varification is a QA Technique can be describe as: examination of the process by comparison between the actual characterstic of the system wi...
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What is the difference between OPD and OPF KPAs of CMM?
baskie
- May 7th, 2008
Difference betweeb OPD and OPFOPDOrganization Process Definition - An Organization is said to establish and maintain a usable set of process assets and standards. Process Assets for an organization is...
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As per TQM, ‘World-Class’ means,
A) World wide presenceB) Best in the worldC) World wide salesD) World wide webExplanation: TQM focuses on being the best in the world immaterial of whether it is present world wide or not.
KS Kaushik
- May 29th, 2006
TQM view about world class means best in class ie Excellence in every aspect of business
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As per TQM, the TWO types of Customers for any organization are ___ and ___
A) Internal and External CustomersExplanation: TQM focusses on TWO type of Customers namely INTERNAL and EXTERNAL Customers.
Brunda
- Dec 9th, 2005
Brand loyal custmers and Non-Brand loyal custmers
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QA & QMS
What is the difference between QMS and QA?
Deepak Sleeba George
- Mar 22nd, 2008
Quality Assurance : All those planned or systematic actions necessary to provide adequate confidence that a product or service is of the type and quality needed and expected by the customer.Quality Ma...
pritam_sqag
- Jan 30th, 2008
QMS: QMS is Quality Management SystemQA: Quality AssuranceQMS is the system which is formed by the QAs and defines all the Processes for the Organization.Primary Roles and Responsibilities of a QA:--Define the Processes.-To check that all the Facilities are following the process
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Consider we have established a QMS (ISO or CMM - whichever you know well)How would we identify ways to improve the QMS?
Take the example of Software Quality Management System and explain
dilton_dalton
- Dec 7th, 2007
This is a difficult question to answer unless you have an operational definition of quality. In most organizations, quality is the absense of waste. Given this definition, any process that...
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What is six sigma?
ajarworld
- Sep 11th, 2007
It is the conformance of the product that it is good having confidence level of 99.73% of the product is good and .27% of the product doesn't confirm to quality
koina
- Feb 23rd, 2007
Six Sigma stands for Six Standard Deviations (Sigma is the Greek letter used to represent standard deviation in statistics) from mean. Six Sigma methodology provides the techniques and tools to im...
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What are the Ingredients of Deming’s system of Profound Knowledge
A) Knowledge of the system and the theory of optimisation.Some knowledge of statistical theorySome knowledge of theorySome knowledge of PsychologyExplanation: - Knowledge of the system and the theory of optimisation.- Some knowledge of statistical theory- Some knowledge of theory- Some knowledge of PsychologyThe above are the 4 ingredients of the System of Profound Knowledge which are essential for...
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Deming’s TQM philosophy on Inspection is as follows:
A) Inspection should be done by allB) Cease dependency on InspectionC) Inspection is a mustD) None of the aboveExplanation: On line inspection and quality control is necessary although should always be there to improve the overall process. Product and process quality should be built in at the design and development stages through proactive quality assurance. To ensure thorough quality throughout the...
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Can anybody tell me how can maintain and get IEEE,ISO,PCMM I,CMM ,SIXSIGMA levels etc.
sololips
- Jan 29th, 2007
IEEE,ISO,PCMMI,CMM,SIX SIGMA:above mentioned things -Relate some sought of requirementsIf u meet the requirements which ever stated in IEEE,ISO,PCMMI,CMM,SIX SIGMA:Requirements can me met by formattin...
amar_win
- Apr 28th, 2006
SImplw ask your management to apply for appropriate certificationOnce you are certified, say IS0 9001:2000, there will be a set of primary and secondary objectives like Effort variance should not be ...
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Give me an Examples of Non Conformity, Improvement Note, & Preventive Action, OR Case Studies for Quality Assurance Group.Thx
sololips
- Jan 11th, 2007
Non - Conformity : If requirements are not met then it NC Eg: Audit plan is not available for the concernImprovement:Eg: If currently there 2 r 3 auditors in the organisation - Improvement ...
Dinkark
- Apr 8th, 2006
Non conformity:-The definition covers the departure or absence of one or more qulity characteristics or quality system elements from specified requirements.
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What are the range of values that are assigned for Severity or occurance or Detection
A) 1 to 100B) 1 to 10C) 1 to 5
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How many Old Quality Control Tools are there ?
A) 8B) 7C) 4D) 10
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What is 80/20 Rule in Customer retention?
A) 80% of your sales will come from 20% of your customers
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What is KPA in QA?can u explain in detail
pragathi
- Sep 27th, 2006
KPA - Key Process Area We have 5 maturity levels in CMMI and 22 Process areas are there upto level 5
krichow
- Apr 15th, 2006
KPA-----Key Process Area'sThis KPA' s are in CMM level's.Each level have different KPA's.Total 18 KPA's.u want that kpa's in detail mail mekrichow@rediffmial.com
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