4. Quality Management System
A quality management system (QMS) is a set of policies, processes &
procedures required for planning and execution in the core business
area of an organization.
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RAW METERIAL,
PARTS &
SUPPLIES
PRODUCTION
PROCESSES
PRODUCT &
SERVICES
CONTROL
CHARTS &
PLANS
CONTRLS
CHARTS
CONTROL
CHARTS &
PLANS
QUALITY OF
INPUTS
QUALITY OF
OUTPUTS
QUALITY OF PARTIALLY
PROCESSED PRODUCTS
INPUTS CONVERSION OUTPUTS
Quality Control in production system
7. Event monitoring for
early trend escalation
Global risk
management
Intelligent root-cause
analysis
Adaptable best
practices
Superior usability Enterprise-scalable
technology
Importance of QMS in Production System
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8. Some related terms of QMS
Computer Aided
Manufacturing
CAM systems that
enable firms to
manufacture quality
products
Just-In-Time
Production
JIT is a production
and inventory
control system
needed to meet
actual customer
demand
Total Quality
Management
TQM is a popular
approach that
represents the
standardization to
ensure
high levels of
quality.
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9. Example
Japanese cars remaind
formidable competitors because
of their reputation for quality.
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Japanese cars wear more fuel
efficient but had higher quality
then U.S. cars.
10. Quality is one of the most important issues for production system.
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Conclusion
Quality management system is a comprehensive effort to
enhance and organization’s product or service quality.