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13. Which of the following characteristics makes it EASIER to measure the quality of a service, relative to that of a product or facilitating good?

Curled Metal Inc. (CMI) examines a new potential product: using wounded, flattened curled metal as a cushion pad for piles driving hammers.

Given the highly competitive nature of today’s markets we as a company must provide high quality products to survive. Quality itself has become a major competitive factor and in many ways is a contributing factor in success or failure. The intent of this memo is to identify, explain and evaluate the three types of cost associated with quality.

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A process that monitors standards by take measurements and corrective action as needed. It is in control when only variation is natural, if variation is assignable then discover cause eliminate it. Take samples to inspect/ measure- reduce inspection time, reduce opportunity of bad quality. Control charts graph of process data over time-show natural and assignable causes. Control charts for variable data (characteristic that is measured, length,height, etc) are X-chart (average) and R-chart (range)must use x and r to get correct results. central limit theorem follow normal curve. When we know . When we don’t know . Control charts for attributes (categorical-defective, good/bad) P-chart (percent) or C-chart

Question 2. 2. (TCO G) Explain the concept of the cost of quality model and then link your explanation to how quality can be defined by organizations. What are some advantages and disadvantages of the cost of quality model? This answer must be in your own words—significant cut and paste from the text or other sources is not acceptable.  (Points : 30)

This type of chart is used when one wants to identify the total number of defects that have occurred during a sampling period. The number of samples that occur during the period are essentially the same. This chart has the number of defects on the vertical axis and the number of samples (weeks) on the horizontal axis. The sample size for this problem is over a period of 20 weeks, where a new process was implemented at week 11. Since a new plan was implemented, it caused the two different graphs to appear. The first graph, which occurs before week 11, has a UCL of 28.4 and an average of 16.3. A UCL stands for an upper control limit, which is generally 3 standard errors from the median, and is always the top line of the graph. The median is used as the centerline of the graph. An LCL is apparent in the graph (bottom line), but no exact value is given. The points that are shown on the graph are the “statistical measurement samples taken from the process at different times” (Control Charts PPT., 25, 2016). The second graph, which occurs after week 11, has a UCL of 7.4 and an average of 2.6. This subgroup is also complete with an upper UCL line and a median centerline. After week 11, a new plan was implemented into the hospital to reduce the number of defects. The plan that they used decreased the total number of defects, decreased the UCL, average, and LCL. A strategy that may have been able to reduce the amount of defects was Six Sigma. Six Sigma would work for this type of scenario because it measures how many defects exist in a process and you can figure out how to eliminate them all

There are 3 joints located in the left corner of section one, which numbered 1 to 3 and with the dip angle of 70-90, however, it towards different direction, the first one towards 151 SE, the second one is 325 NW, the last one is 96 E. These 3 joints are parallel to each other and vertical to road surface, all fill in with sand and gray. These vertical joints mainly terminated into rock substance on one side and continued to the ground on the other side. This suggested that there is a large possibility that the defect continues to the underlying rocks. In addition, there is a continuous bedding planes within this section. The bedding plane continued to the other section, with the dip angle of 82, towards 80 E, fill with sand and the length is undefined. Some vegetation can be found at top of section.

Ogrinc, G., & Huber, S. Institute for Healthcare Improvement, (2013). How a root cause analysis works. Retrieved from Institute for Healthcare Improvement website: http://app.ihi.org/lms/lessondetailview.aspx?LessonGUID=95d54b96-7750

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This week’s assignment is about evaluating the quality issues of three organizations. The three sectors I chose to evaluate are manufacturing, service and government. I will then discuss the importance of quality to each organization, the relationship of quality to customers, the leadership commitment to quality and the alignment of quality to the organization’s strategic goals and objectives.

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* Introduces the construction and use of statistical process control (SPC) charts and an understanding of the relationship between SPC and conformance quality.

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Quality is never an accident it is always the results of high intention, sincere efforts, intelligent directions and skillful execution, it represents the wise choice of many alternatives.