Exam 2: Quality Management
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Quality management principles often do not apply to services because the customer has lower quality expectations.
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Directly involving employees in the quality-management process is referred to as
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All of the following are dimensions of quality for manufactured products, except
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The degree to which a product meets pre-established standards is known as quality of conformance.
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With Six Sigma, the project team leader is known as a Black Belt.
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Discuss the meaning of quality of goods and services from both the producer's and consumer's perspectives.
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Service quality is more directly related to the interaction between customer and employee than is manufacturing quality.
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W. Edwards Deming believed that primary responsibility for quality improvement rested with
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The degree to which quality characteristics are designed into the product is known as quality of design.
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Today total quality management has been displaced by quality management systems.
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The costs associated with developing a quality management system are known as
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Briefly discuss the costs are associated with achieving good quality.
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Companies that satisfy its customer quality requirements often require the commitment of their suppliers.
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One principle of total quality management (TQM) is that middle management is solely responsible for providing the leadership for quality.
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How well the product or service does what it is intended to do is known as quality of design.
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A production process consists of the following four stages with the average percentage of good quality at each stage as shown:
How many units must the company put into production each day to achieve a daily yield of 100 good units?

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Most members of a supply chain understand the importance of high quality because they are both customers and suppliers.
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