Quality is the conformity of a company’s service or product to customer expectations and timely delivery. Quality management system is the process that companies implement to continuously improve product or service quality and meet customer expectations. In this blog post, we will discuss the four basic stages of the quality management system in detail. What […]
Poka – Yoke is a Japanese term meaning error correction. It refers to a process designed to eliminate human error in the production process and improve product quality. Poka – yoke is a very important technique used in the manufacturing or service industry. It focuses on preventing errors and defects from occurring in the first […]
A3 problem solving is a problem solving technique developed to ensure the participation of employees in continuous improvement processes and to develop solutions to problems together. Problem solving techniques include many techniques such as 8D, PDCA Cycle, Quality Circles, FMEA, A3 technique. The main purpose of all techniques is to identify, analyze and solve problems […]
The PDCA cycle “Plan-Do-Check-Act” is a four-stage method used in processes such as lean manufacturing and problem solving, especially in continuous improvement. This change cycle, also known as the Deming circle, decides how the process should proceed according to the testing of improvements and their outputs. What is the PDCA Cycle? The PDCA cycle, which […]
Today, when competition is very high, businesses always aim to keep quality at the highest level in order to increase their profitability and satisfy their customers. Businesses that can provide quality remain competitive and achieve sustainable success, while other businesses cannot achieve the success they want. In the 1950s, Total Quality Management, the widely known […]
The Eight Disciplines (8D) is a problem-solving methodology that aims to find the root causes of defects and problems, produce solutions to recurring problems, and eliminate problems. It is possible to improve quality and reliability with the 8D if a product is defective or does not satisfy the customer. First developed by Ford Motor Company […]
