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Cost control and cost reduction are important processes for businesses. Cost control involves setting targets, monitoring costs, comparing actual costs to standards, and taking corrective action if needed. It aims to achieve cost standards and optimize costs before they are incurred. Main areas of cost control include materials, labor, overheads, sales and energy. Cost reduction identifies and eliminates unnecessary costs to improve profitability. It aims to improve standards through continuous, innovative measures to permanently reduce unit costs. While cost control prevents costs from exceeding limits, cost reduction begins where cost control ends by establishing improved standards and production methods.
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Cost control and cost reduction are important processes for businesses. Cost control involves setting targets, monitoring costs, comparing actual costs to standards, and taking corrective action if needed. It aims to achieve cost standards and optimize costs before they are incurred. Main areas of cost control include materials, labor, overheads, sales and energy. Cost reduction identifies and eliminates unnecessary costs to improve profitability. It aims to improve standards through continuous, innovative measures to permanently reduce unit costs. While cost control prevents costs from exceeding limits, cost reduction begins where cost control ends by establishing improved standards and production methods.
The document discusses strategic planning and operations strategy. It provides an overview of the strategic planning process, including preparing a mission statement, creating a vision, setting goals, formulating strategies, designing tactics, evaluating performance, and measuring results. It also discusses different types of operations strategies such as competing on price, quality, time, and flexibility. Examples are provided of strategic plans for individuals and companies. The document also covers topics like measuring productivity, types of productivity measures, and ways to improve productivity.
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The document discusses the cost of quality (COQ) which includes the costs to avoid poor quality or incurred as a result of poor quality. COQ is classified into four categories: prevention costs, appraisal costs, internal failure costs, and external failure costs. Managing COQ data provides opportunities to identify areas for improvement and profit. COQ information can be used as a management tool to allocate resources, establish goals, and identify quality problems.
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This document discusses Total Quality Management (TQM) and its key elements. TQM emphasizes continuous quality improvement and top management commitment. It defines quality management and outlines four areas of concentration: conform to specifications, do it right, do the right thing, and delight the customer. The document also discusses elements of quality management like customer value chain, cross functional work flow, internal customers and suppliers, supplier partnerships, and process variability. It provides details on the McKinsey 7S framework and potential "quality traps" organizations should avoid.
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This document provides information about getting solved assignments for the course MBA Semester 3 OM0010-Operations Management. It lists 6 questions related to operations management concepts like operations strategy, characteristics of services, inventory control, applications of queuing models, Markov analysis, and types of decision making models. Students can mail the providers at subjects4u@gmail.com or call 09882243490 to get assignments solved at Rs. 125 each.
This document discusses benchmarking, which involves continuously comparing a company's strategies, products, and processes to world-class organizations in order to identify areas for improvement. It describes the benefits of benchmarking as cultural change towards new performance targets, performance improvement by defining gaps, and improving human resources through training. There are two types of benchmarking: strategic, which analyzes the environment and competition, and operational, which prioritizes key processes for cost reduction and differentiation. The benchmarking process involves measuring best-in-class performance, determining how it was achieved, and developing an improvement plan.
This document discusses principles of total quality management (TQM) and quality costing. It makes the following key points:
1) TQM focuses on customer satisfaction, continuous process improvement, and participation from all employees. Three basic TQM principles are making improvements, satisfying customers, and advancing the organization.
2) There are different types of quality costs, including prevention costs, appraisal costs, and failure costs both internal and external. Tracking quality costs can help quantify quality improvements.
3) Benchmarking involves measuring an organization's performance against leaders to identify areas for improvement. The plan-do-check-act cycle is used to implement changes based on benchmarks.
The document discusses strategic cost management (SCM) as an important tool for gaining competitive advantage. SCM analyzes costs in the broader context of a firm's overall value chain. It helps firms understand their cost structures to develop superior strategies. SCM uses tools like value chain analysis, activity-based costing, and analysis of cost drivers to examine how firms can configure activities to reduce costs or pursue different competitive strategies like cost leadership or differentiation.
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This document discusses supplier partnerships and performance measurement in total quality management. It emphasizes that strong supplier partnerships built on principles like shared responsibility, communication, and long-term commitment can improve customer satisfaction and organizational performance. Effective partnership processes involve quality management system audits and action plans. Performance should be regularly measured against objectives in both financial and non-financial terms across key areas like quality, cost, customers, and human resources to evaluate whether strategic goals are being met.
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Total Quality Management (TQM) is defined as both a philosophy and set of principles that directs continuous improvement in a business. The key concepts of TQM include commitment from top management, a focus on customers, involvement of employees, continuous process improvement, treating suppliers as partners, and establishing performance measures. TQM requires changing the organizational culture to be customer-oriented, focus on prevention over detection, and make quality improvement everyone's responsibility through teams. Continuous improvement comes from quality projects, benchmarking, and using data to measure outcomes.
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This document discusses quality management and performance. It defines key terms like quality management, quality control, quality assurance and total quality management. It describes approaches like Six Sigma, Japanese practices of kaizen costing and target costing, just-in-time and total quality management. Quality certification standards like ISO 9000 are explained. The importance of quality costs and continuous improvement are discussed. Specific techniques like kaizen and total quality management are described along with examples of successes and failures in their implementation.
Operations managers must develop an operations strategy that is consistent with the firm's corporate strategy. An operations strategy involves key decisions such as which products to produce internally and which to purchase, how many facilities are needed and where to locate them, what processes and technologies to use, how to distribute products to customers, which suppliers to use and how much to source from them, what human resources and skills are required, and quality measures. The operations strategy provides support for the firm's overall differentiated strategy and competitive approach through efficient and effective execution of operations.
This document discusses benchmarking logistics processes. It defines competitive benchmarking as measuring products, services, processes, and practices against industry leaders. Benchmarking the logistics process involves mapping out the supply chain as a series of steps, identifying critical points where issues could disrupt the entire process, and using benchmarking to improve these points. Key aspects to benchmark include suppliers, distributors, interfaces, and setting logistics performance indicators to continuously monitor critical measures of success.
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This document discusses the concept of total product and the different levels of a company's offering - the core/generic product, expected product, augmented product, and potential product. It provides examples of each level for different products. It also explains Levitt's view that customers buy the total benefits and values of the offering, not just the core product. The document outlines the different perspectives of customers and marketers for each product level.
The document discusses cost reduction in business. It defines cost reduction as achieving permanent reductions in unit costs without compromising quality. It recommends preventing costs through creativity rather than just cost cutting. Some ways to reduce costs include eliminating waste, improving operations, increasing productivity, using cheaper materials, and maintaining quality standards. Costs can be reduced in areas like materials, labor, overheads, outsourcing, sales and marketing, energy, and production. Tools for cost reduction include value analysis, just-in-time approach, standard costing, total quality control, economic order quantity, market research, benchmarking, and inventory management and control.
This document discusses the cost of quality in organizations. There are two main categories of quality costs: costs to improve quality like prevention and appraisal, and costs from poor quality known as failure costs. Prevention costs involve activities that avoid defects while appraisal costs measure conformance to standards. Failure costs are internal, like rework, or external after delivery. The model shows prevention and appraisal costs rise with quality while failure costs fall. Understanding these relationships helps minimize failure costs and meet customer expectations.
Relationship between quality and productivityIzzah Noah
This document discusses the relationship between quality and productivity in manufacturing. It defines quality as meeting product specifications and productivity as the relationship between output and inputs. Higher quality requires more resources but can increase precision and standardization, boosting productivity. Quality and productivity both impact profitability. Efforts to improve one must be coordinated with the others to avoid tradeoffs. Ensuring quality reduces waste and rework, improving efficiency. Organizations that implement total quality management see these linked benefits of higher quality and productivity.
Target costing is a management technique that works backwards from the desired market price and profit to determine the maximum allowable cost for a product. It establishes a target cost before production begins based on the market share and profit needed. Current costs are then compared to the target cost to identify any cost gaps that management must address through design improvements or other strategies. The key aspects are establishing a target cost upfront based on market factors rather than internal budgets, and driving design and planning changes to meet that target cost.
This document discusses quality management. It defines quality using definitions from various experts like Deming, Juran and Crosby. It discusses why quality is important for organizations due to factors like competition, changing customer demands and product complexity. It describes the history of quality management and contributions of quality gurus like Deming, Juran and Crosby. It also explains the different types of quality costs like prevention, appraisal, internal and external failure costs.
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Chapter 3 Total Quality Management [autosaved]UiTM
This document discusses Total Quality Management (TQM) and its key elements. TQM emphasizes continuous quality improvement and top management commitment. It defines quality management and outlines four areas of concentration: conform to specifications, do it right, do the right thing, and delight the customer. The document also discusses elements of quality management like customer value chain, cross functional work flow, internal customers and suppliers, supplier partnerships, and process variability. It provides details on the McKinsey 7S framework and potential "quality traps" organizations should avoid.
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This document provides information about getting solved assignments for the course MBA Semester 3 OM0010-Operations Management. It lists 6 questions related to operations management concepts like operations strategy, characteristics of services, inventory control, applications of queuing models, Markov analysis, and types of decision making models. Students can mail the providers at subjects4u@gmail.com or call 09882243490 to get assignments solved at Rs. 125 each.
This document discusses benchmarking, which involves continuously comparing a company's strategies, products, and processes to world-class organizations in order to identify areas for improvement. It describes the benefits of benchmarking as cultural change towards new performance targets, performance improvement by defining gaps, and improving human resources through training. There are two types of benchmarking: strategic, which analyzes the environment and competition, and operational, which prioritizes key processes for cost reduction and differentiation. The benchmarking process involves measuring best-in-class performance, determining how it was achieved, and developing an improvement plan.
This document discusses principles of total quality management (TQM) and quality costing. It makes the following key points:
1) TQM focuses on customer satisfaction, continuous process improvement, and participation from all employees. Three basic TQM principles are making improvements, satisfying customers, and advancing the organization.
2) There are different types of quality costs, including prevention costs, appraisal costs, and failure costs both internal and external. Tracking quality costs can help quantify quality improvements.
3) Benchmarking involves measuring an organization's performance against leaders to identify areas for improvement. The plan-do-check-act cycle is used to implement changes based on benchmarks.
The document discusses strategic cost management (SCM) as an important tool for gaining competitive advantage. SCM analyzes costs in the broader context of a firm's overall value chain. It helps firms understand their cost structures to develop superior strategies. SCM uses tools like value chain analysis, activity-based costing, and analysis of cost drivers to examine how firms can configure activities to reduce costs or pursue different competitive strategies like cost leadership or differentiation.
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This document discusses supplier partnerships and performance measurement in total quality management. It emphasizes that strong supplier partnerships built on principles like shared responsibility, communication, and long-term commitment can improve customer satisfaction and organizational performance. Effective partnership processes involve quality management system audits and action plans. Performance should be regularly measured against objectives in both financial and non-financial terms across key areas like quality, cost, customers, and human resources to evaluate whether strategic goals are being met.
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Total Quality Management (TQM) is defined as both a philosophy and set of principles that directs continuous improvement in a business. The key concepts of TQM include commitment from top management, a focus on customers, involvement of employees, continuous process improvement, treating suppliers as partners, and establishing performance measures. TQM requires changing the organizational culture to be customer-oriented, focus on prevention over detection, and make quality improvement everyone's responsibility through teams. Continuous improvement comes from quality projects, benchmarking, and using data to measure outcomes.
Chapter 11_ The role of quality in performance management.pdfRemaketse
This document discusses quality management and performance. It defines key terms like quality management, quality control, quality assurance and total quality management. It describes approaches like Six Sigma, Japanese practices of kaizen costing and target costing, just-in-time and total quality management. Quality certification standards like ISO 9000 are explained. The importance of quality costs and continuous improvement are discussed. Specific techniques like kaizen and total quality management are described along with examples of successes and failures in their implementation.
Operations managers must develop an operations strategy that is consistent with the firm's corporate strategy. An operations strategy involves key decisions such as which products to produce internally and which to purchase, how many facilities are needed and where to locate them, what processes and technologies to use, how to distribute products to customers, which suppliers to use and how much to source from them, what human resources and skills are required, and quality measures. The operations strategy provides support for the firm's overall differentiated strategy and competitive approach through efficient and effective execution of operations.
This document discusses benchmarking logistics processes. It defines competitive benchmarking as measuring products, services, processes, and practices against industry leaders. Benchmarking the logistics process involves mapping out the supply chain as a series of steps, identifying critical points where issues could disrupt the entire process, and using benchmarking to improve these points. Key aspects to benchmark include suppliers, distributors, interfaces, and setting logistics performance indicators to continuously monitor critical measures of success.
Chapter 2 Quality as competitive advantage [autosaved]UiTM
This document discusses the concept of total product and the different levels of a company's offering - the core/generic product, expected product, augmented product, and potential product. It provides examples of each level for different products. It also explains Levitt's view that customers buy the total benefits and values of the offering, not just the core product. The document outlines the different perspectives of customers and marketers for each product level.
The document discusses cost reduction in business. It defines cost reduction as achieving permanent reductions in unit costs without compromising quality. It recommends preventing costs through creativity rather than just cost cutting. Some ways to reduce costs include eliminating waste, improving operations, increasing productivity, using cheaper materials, and maintaining quality standards. Costs can be reduced in areas like materials, labor, overheads, outsourcing, sales and marketing, energy, and production. Tools for cost reduction include value analysis, just-in-time approach, standard costing, total quality control, economic order quantity, market research, benchmarking, and inventory management and control.
This document discusses the cost of quality in organizations. There are two main categories of quality costs: costs to improve quality like prevention and appraisal, and costs from poor quality known as failure costs. Prevention costs involve activities that avoid defects while appraisal costs measure conformance to standards. Failure costs are internal, like rework, or external after delivery. The model shows prevention and appraisal costs rise with quality while failure costs fall. Understanding these relationships helps minimize failure costs and meet customer expectations.
Relationship between quality and productivityIzzah Noah
This document discusses the relationship between quality and productivity in manufacturing. It defines quality as meeting product specifications and productivity as the relationship between output and inputs. Higher quality requires more resources but can increase precision and standardization, boosting productivity. Quality and productivity both impact profitability. Efforts to improve one must be coordinated with the others to avoid tradeoffs. Ensuring quality reduces waste and rework, improving efficiency. Organizations that implement total quality management see these linked benefits of higher quality and productivity.
Target costing is a management technique that works backwards from the desired market price and profit to determine the maximum allowable cost for a product. It establishes a target cost before production begins based on the market share and profit needed. Current costs are then compared to the target cost to identify any cost gaps that management must address through design improvements or other strategies. The key aspects are establishing a target cost upfront based on market factors rather than internal budgets, and driving design and planning changes to meet that target cost.
This document discusses quality management. It defines quality using definitions from various experts like Deming, Juran and Crosby. It discusses why quality is important for organizations due to factors like competition, changing customer demands and product complexity. It describes the history of quality management and contributions of quality gurus like Deming, Juran and Crosby. It also explains the different types of quality costs like prevention, appraisal, internal and external failure costs.
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ASSIGNMENT
DRIVE WINTER 2014
PROGRAM Bachelor of Business Administration- BBA
SEMESTER 3
SUBJECT CODE & NAME BBA303: QUALITY MANAGEMENT
BK ID B1597
Credit & Marks 4 CREDITS & 60 MARKS
Note – Answer all questions. Kindly note that answers for 10 marks questions should
beapproximately of 400 words. Each question is followed by evaluation scheme.
Q. 1. Mentionsome of the definitions of quality. Explain the dimensions of quality. Whatis meant
by quality assurance?
Answer: Quality in business, engineering and manufacturing has a pragmatic interpretation as the
non-inferiority or superiority of something; it is also defined as fitness for purpose. Quality is a
perceptual,conditional, and somewhat subjective attribute and may be understood differently by
differentpeople. Consumers may focus on the specification quality of a product/service, or how it
comparesto competitorsinthe marketplace.Producersmightmeasurethe conformance quality, or
degree to which the product/service was
Q. 2. Explain the following:
a) Kaizen:Kaizen,Japanese for"change forbetter".Whenusedinthe businesssense and applied to
the workplace, kaizen refers to activities that continually improve all functions and involve all
employees from the CEO to the assembly line workers. It also applies to processes, such as
purchasing and logistics,that cross organizational boundaries into the supply chain. It has been
applied in healthcare, psychotherapy, life-coaching, government, banking, and other industries.
b) Benchmarking and its importance:Benchmarking is the process of comparing one's business
processes and performance metrics to industry bests or best practices from other companies.
Dimensions typically measured are quality, time and cost. In the process of best practice
benchmarking,managementidentifiesthe bestfirmsintheirindustry, or in another industry where
similar processes exist, and compares the results
2. Q. 3. (a) Describe the contribution of Edwards Deming to Quality management.
(b) Differentiate between Mission and Vision Statements.
Answer:(a)Deming’s 14 Points on Quality Management, a core concept on implementing total
qualitymanagement,isasetof managementpracticestohelpcompaniesincrease their quality and
productivity.
Create constancy of purpose for improving products and services.
Adopt the new philosophy.
Cease dependence on inspection to achieve
Q. 4. What is meantby CustomerFocus?Describe inbrief the concept of Customersatisfaction and
Customer delight.
Answer:Customer focus is an organizational stance in which all aspects of a company's production
and deliveryof goodsorservicesare directedbythe bestinterestsof the customers.The customeris
always right, and the customer comes first. Excellent customer service contributes to a company's
goodreputationanddrawsmore customers.Workers are proud to be employed by a company that
is known for taking good care of customers;
Q. 5. Write Short notes on the following:
a) Cost of Quality: When calculating the business case for a Six Sigma project, the cost of poor
quality (COPQ), which is the cost caused through producing defects, is a commonly used concept.
Withinthe total amountof qualitycost,however,COPQ represents only a certain proportion. Costs
do not result from only producing and fixing failures; a high amount of costs comes from ensuring
that goodproductsare produced.This article explains the cost of quality as a more comprehensive
concept covering the cost of
b) Productivity:Productivity is an average measure of the efficiency of production. It can be
expressed as the ratio of output to inputs used in the production process, i.e. output per unit of
input.When all outputs and inputs are included in the productivity measure it is called total
productivity. Outputs and inputs are defined in the total productivity measure as their economic
values. The value of outputs minus the value of inputs is a measure of the income generated in a
production process. It is a measure
Q. 6. Define Quality Management System. Explain Quality Management Principles.
Answer:A quality management system (QMS) is a collection of business processes focused on
achievingqualitypolicyandqualityobjectives tomeetcustomerrequirements. Itisexpressed as the