A) Team Quality ManagementB) Total Quality ManagementC) Total Quick ManagementD) Total Quality Managers
Latest Answer : B) Total Quality ManagementPersons who have participated in quality circles, the Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Award (in USA), the Deming Prize (in Japan), and/or Six Sigma likely understands the principles of Total Quality Management ...
A) TQMExplanation: He was a pioneer in TQM and was the first to speak on Quality Management principles for the entire organization.
Latest Answer : A) Total Quality Management (TQM)He was a manager for General Electric's manufacturing operations and succeeded in getting all divisions of the company to cooperate in a coordinated quality control program. He was also the person who coined ...
A) 14 Point theoryB) 10 Point theoryC) 4 Point theoryD) 11 Point theory
Latest Answer : 14 Point theory ...
Deming believes that an atmosphere of fear makes the implementation of most of his other management points impossible
A) TrueB) FalseExplanation: Demings says’ Drive out Fear’. This would help in implementing all the TQM Principles
A) TrueB) FalseExplanation: Benchmarking can be done for - Products or Services- Critical Success factors - Processes- Management of Resources and many more areas
A) 5S is Japanese method of Work place Management.
Latest Answer : 5S stands forSort – (Seiri)Set In Order (Seiton)Shine: (Seiso)Standardize: (Seiketsu)Sustain: (Shitsuke) ...
A) Numerical or Data or Quantitative
Latest Answer : The answer is A) Numerical or Data or Quantitative. The seven 'old' quality tools are:1) Cause and effect diagram (also known as the Ishikawa or Fishbone diagram)2) Control Chart3) Check Sheet4) Histogram5) Pareto Chart6) Scatter Diagram7) ...
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
Do u know these terms?QAM- quality assurance matrix?TMM- test management matrix?PCM- process compatibility matrix?
Latest Answer : Simple and perfect definition: A matrix is a structured, problem-solving technique used to show the relationship between groupings. It is also known as a matrix check sheet or a matrix diagram. Don't be confused between MAtrix & MEtriCs ...:) ...