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Quality practices and tools are expensive and should not be implemented.


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Quality involves products, defects, processes, customers, and systems.


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The effects of quality failure have no impact on an organization.


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External quality failure occurs after delivery to a customer.
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Internal quality failure occurs after delivery to a customer.


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Six Sigma is the only quality methodology an organization should use to improve quality.


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Which is not a quality benefit?
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Who is responsible for project quality?
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What are the benefits of quality prevention and appraisal?
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A project's triple constraints are: 
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What is Quality?
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Identify the failure effects of quality.
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Select all which are categorized as prevention costs.
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Appraisal costs are associated with actions taken to identify defects or failure.
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Prevention and appraisal actions have up-front costs that pay back repeatedly over time.
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Failure costs may be costs that occur over and over.
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Quality is a fourth among equals in relation to the project triple constraint of time, cost, and scope.
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Select the author who made the following statement. "It's not what you do, but how you do it that counts"
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What is Kaizen?
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The word Kaizen means continuous improvement. Is a Japanese term that is adopted in the process of quality management. It is widely used term in the process of lean manufacturing and it mainly focus on increasing efficiency of the production process. Cajun focuses on reducing waste and increasing the productivity.

By applying kaizen it is possible to encourage collaboration and feedback that improves minor changes in the process and brings significant improvement consistently

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Describe the Wheel of Quality
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 Wheel of quality is also known as dimming wheel, and it consists of four main phases clan, check and act. The PDCA cycle helps in quality management and quality assurance. The first phase of the quality wheel is PLAN, It identifies a problem or opportunity and creates certain strategy to improve it. In the next phase DO, the strategy created in the planning section will be implemented for effectiveness. In the CHECK phase the implementation will be tested for its result and expected outcomes. In the ACT phase the findings will be evaluated and based on the result further actions will be taken by making required changes to the initial plan. Again, the PDCA cycle will be processed until quality is achieved.

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