What type of quality cost would "Spoilage due to cold storage failure" be for an online grocery and food delivery service?   Prevention, Appraisal, Internal failure or External failure cost?

Explain can quality improvement dramatically increase revenue?

Case: Tesla’s Quality ChallengeOn March 31, 2016, Tesla Motors announced the release of its new Model 3 electric car. Over 276,000 people from around the world put down $1,000 reservations for the car within three days. First deliveries of the car are expected in late 2017. The innovative new car is a follow-up to the much more expensive Model S and Model X cars. Tesla delivered about 110,000 of these cars prior to the Model 3 announcement. Elon Musk, the brilliant CEO of the company, has said that he has confidence that the company can sell 500,000 cars a year by 2020. Given the interest was shown at the Model 3 announcement, some experts think this might be possible. The fledging Palo Alto, California, the automaker has struggled with ramping up manufacturing, particularly with the Model X sports utility vehicle introduced in page 3162015. The company reported that there were many sourcing changes made late in the process of planning production. Tesla tends to make items, such as the…

What is the distinction in quality management between internal and external  failure costs?

Identify a company or organization from which you have received poor-quality products or services, describe the na-ture of the defects, and suggest ways in which you might improve quality.

A manufacturer of disk drives for notebook computerswants an MTBF of at least 50,000 hours. Recent test results for10 units were one failure at 10,000 hours, another at 25,000 hours,

Provide five examples of critical to quality characteristics (CTQ) of a cellphone.

Looking at the cost of quality, which of the following are NOT considered part of internal failure costs? 1. The cost required to perform rework to correct an error 2. the cost that occurs when rework inadvertently generates side effects that must be mitigated 3. the cost of data collection and metrics evaluation 4. the costs associated with the collection of quality metrics that allow an organization to assess the modes of failure

A medical control system has three components inseries with individual reliabilities (R1, R2, R3) as shown: What is the reliability of the system?

The Technomax Electronics Company has been receiving a lot of customer complaints and returns of a DVD player that it manufactures. When a DVD is pushed into the loading mechanism, it can stick inside and it is difficult to get the DVD out. Consumers will try to pull the DVD drawer out with their fingers or pry it out with an object such as a knife, pencil, or screwdriver, frequently damaging the DVD or hurting themselves. What are the different costs of poor quality (internal fail and external failure) associated with this quality problem? What are the prevention costs of quality assurance that might be associated with this quality problem?