The handbook for quality management : a complete guide to operational excellence

The definitive guide to organizational excellence--completely updated Fully revised for the latest American Society for Quality (ASQ) Certified Manager of Quality/Organizational Excellence (CMQ/QE) Body of Knowledge, The Handbook for Quality Management: A Complete Guide to Operational Excellence , S...

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Otros Autores: Pyzdek, Thomas Author (author), Keller, Paul Contributor (contributor)
Formato: Libro electrónico
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: [Place of publication not identified] McGraw Hill 2012
Edición:2nd ed
Colección:McGraw-Hill's AccessEngineering
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Tabla de Contenidos:
  • Cover
  • About the Authors
  • Title Page
  • Copyright Page
  • Contents
  • Preface
  • Part I: Business-Integrated Quality Systems
  • Chapter 1: Organizational Structures
  • General Theory of Organization Structure
  • The Functional/Hierarchical Structure
  • Matrix Organizations
  • Cross-Functional Organization Structure
  • Process- or Product-Based (Horizontal) Organization Structures
  • Forms of Organization
  • Chapter 2: The Quality Function
  • Juran Trilogy
  • Related Business Functions
  • Safety
  • Regulatory Issues
  • Product Liability
  • Environmental Issues Relating to the Quality Function
  • Chapter 3: Approaches to Quality
  • Deming's Approach
  • Total Quality Control in Japan
  • ISO 9000 Series
  • Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Award
  • Deming Prize
  • European Quality Award
  • Total Quality Management (TQM)
  • Six Sigma
  • Chapter 4: Customer-Focused Organizations
  • Part II: Integrated Planning
  • Chapter 5: Strategic Planning
  • Organizational Vision
  • Strategy Development
  • Strategic Styles
  • Possibilities-Based Strategic Decisions
  • Strategic Development Using Constraint Theory
  • The Systems Approach
  • Systems Thinking
  • System Optimization versus Process Improvement
  • Systems as Chains
  • Basic Constraint Management Principles and Concepts
  • Definition of a Constraint
  • Types of Constraints
  • Four Underlying Assumptions
  • Goal and Necessary Conditions
  • The Five Focusing Steps
  • Tools of Constraint Management
  • The Logical Thinking Process
  • "Drum-Buffer-Rope" Production Scheduling
  • Critical Chain
  • Constraint Management Measurements
  • Dilemma: System or Process?
  • New Financial Measures
  • The Strategic Implications of T, I, and OE
  • Summary and Conclusion
  • Chapter 6: Understanding Customer Expectations and Needs
  • Customer Classifications
  • Customer Identification and Segmentation.
  • Collecting Data on Customer Expectations and Needs
  • Customer Service and Support
  • Surveys
  • Guidelines for Developing Questions
  • Response Types
  • Survey Development Case Study
  • Establishment of the General Aim of the Activity Studied
  • Interview Plan
  • Collection of Data
  • Classification of Data
  • Interpretation of Data
  • Survey Item Development
  • Survey Administration and Pilot Study
  • Focus Groups
  • Chapter 7: Benchmarking
  • Getting Started with Benchmarking
  • Why Benchmarking Efforts Fail
  • Chapter 8: Organizational Assessment
  • Assessing Quality Culture
  • Organizational Metrics
  • Cost of Quality
  • Part III: Process Control
  • Chapter 9: Quantifying Process Variation
  • Descriptive Statistics
  • Enumerative and Analytic Studies
  • Acceptance Sampling
  • Statistical Control Charts
  • Variable Control Charts
  • Average and Range Control Charts
  • Average and Standard Deviation Control Charts
  • Control Charts for Individual Measurements (X Charts)
  • Control Charts for Attributes Data
  • Control Charts for Proportion Defective (p Charts)
  • Control Charts for Count of Defectives (np Charts)
  • Control Charts for Average Occurrences-Per-Unit (u Charts)
  • Control Charts for Counts of Occurrences-Per-Unit (c Charts)
  • Control Chart Selection
  • Control Chart Interpretation
  • Using Specifications for Process Control
  • Process Capability Studies
  • How to Perform a Process Capability Study
  • Statistical Analysis of Process Capability Data
  • Control Chart Method: Attributes Data
  • Control Chart Method: Variables Data
  • Process Capability Indexes
  • Interpreting Capability Indexes
  • Chapter 10: Quality Audits
  • Types of Quality Audits
  • Product Audits
  • Process Audits
  • Systems Audits
  • Internal Audits
  • Two-Party Audits
  • Third-Party Audits
  • Desk Audits
  • Planning and Conducting the Audit.
  • Auditor Qualifications
  • Internal Quality Surveys as Preparation
  • Steps in Conducting an Audit
  • Audit Reporting Process
  • Post-Audit Activities (Corrective Action, Verification)
  • Product, Process, and Materials Control
  • Work Instructions
  • Classification of Characteristics
  • Identification of Materials and Status
  • Purchased Materials
  • Customer-Supplied Materials
  • Work-in-Process (WIP)
  • Finished Goods
  • Lot Traceability
  • Materials Segregation Practices
  • Configuration Control
  • Deviations and Waivers
  • Chapter 11: Supply Chain Management
  • Scope of Vendor Quality Control
  • Evaluating Vendor Quality Capability
  • Vendor Quality Planning
  • Post-Award Surveillance
  • Vendor Rating Schemes
  • Special Processes
  • Partnership and Alliances
  • Part IV: Continuous Improvement
  • Chapter 12: Effective Change Management
  • Roles
  • Goals
  • Mechanisms Used by Change Agents
  • Building Buy-in
  • External Roadblocks
  • Individual Barriers to Change
  • Ineffective Management Support Strategies
  • Effective Management Support Strategies
  • Project Deployment
  • Selecting Projects
  • Pareto Prioritization Index
  • Prioritization Matrix Approach to Project Selection
  • Project Selection Using Constraint Theory
  • Comparison of TOC with Traditional Approaches
  • Using Constraint Information to Focus Six Sigma Projects
  • DMAIC/DMADV Methodology
  • Chapter 13: Define Stage
  • Project Definition
  • Work Breakdown Structure
  • Pareto Diagrams
  • Project Charters
  • Project Scheduling
  • Constructing Network Charts
  • Finding the Critical Path
  • Control and Prevention of Schedule Slippage
  • Resources
  • Cost Considerations in Project Scheduling
  • Other Performance Measurement Methodology
  • Top-Level Process Definition
  • Team Formation
  • Team Dynamics Management, Including Conflict Resolution
  • Stages in Group Development.
  • Common Team Problems
  • Productive Group Roles
  • Counterproductive Group Roles
  • Management's Role
  • Chapter 14: Measure Stage
  • Process Definition
  • Metric Definition
  • Establishing Process Baselines
  • Measurement Systems Analysis
  • Levels of Measurement
  • Reliability and Validity
  • Definitions
  • Chapter 15: Analyze Stage
  • Value Stream Analysis
  • Analyze Sources of Process Variation
  • Quality Function Deployment
  • Data Collection and Review of Customer Expectations, Needs, Requirements, and Specifications
  • Cause-and-Effect Diagrams
  • Scatter Diagrams
  • How to Construct a Scatter Diagram
  • Example of a Scatter Diagram.
  • Pointers for Using Scatter Diagrams
  • Determine Process Drivers
  • Correlation and Regression Analysis
  • Least-Squares Fit
  • Interpretation of Computer Output for Regression Analysis
  • Analysis of Residuals
  • Designed Experiments
  • Chapter 16: Improve/Design Stage
  • Define New Operating/Design Conditions
  • Define and Mitigate Failure Modes
  • Process Decision Program Chart
  • Preventing Failures
  • Inadvertent Errors
  • Technique Errors
  • Willful Errors (Sabotage)
  • Failure Mode and Effects Analysis
  • Chapter 17: Control/Verify Stage
  • Performance Evaluation
  • Recognition and Reward
  • Principles of Effective Reward Systems
  • Training
  • Job Training
  • Developing a Structured OJT Program
  • Instructional Games, Simulations, and Role-Plays
  • Part V: Management of Human Resources
  • Chapter 18: Motivation Theories and Principles
  • Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs
  • Herzberg's Hygiene Theory
  • Theories X, Y, and Z
  • Chapter 19: Management Styles
  • Judgmental Management Style
  • Data-Based Management Style
  • Combination Data-Based/Judgment Management Style
  • Participatory Management Style
  • Autocratic Management Style
  • Management by Wandering Around
  • Fourth Generation Management.
  • The Fifth Discipline
  • Chapter 20: Resource Requirements to Manage the Quality Function
  • Performance Evaluation
  • Traditional Performance Appraisals
  • Criticisms of Traditional Employee Appraisals
  • Alternatives to Traditional Appraisals
  • Alternative #1: Fix What's Broken
  • Alternative #2: Customer-Supplier Appraisals
  • Alternative #3: Process Appraisals
  • Alternative #4: Managing Personal Growth
  • Alternative #5: The Boss-less Performance Review
  • Professional Development
  • Credentials
  • Professional Certification
  • Professional Development Courses
  • Goals and Objectives
  • Achieving the Goals
  • Coaching
  • Situations That Require Coaching to Improve Performance
  • Forms of Coaching
  • Appendix A: Control Chart Constants
  • Appendix B: Control Chart Equations
  • Appendix C: Area under the Standard Normal Curve
  • Appendix D: Simulated Certification Exam Questions
  • References
  • Index.