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18 <strong>100</strong> METHODS FOR TOTAL QUALITY MANAGEMENT<br />

Robust <strong>de</strong>sign (off-line quality control) To achieve<br />

the proper functioning of a component even when<br />

affected by interfering factors, whether external,<br />

internal or manufacturing variation.<br />

Sampling A method by which a small number of<br />

items (the sample) is drawn from a larger number of<br />

items (the popUlation) in or<strong>de</strong>r to draw a conclusion<br />

about the population based upon information from the<br />

sample.<br />

Scatter diagrams To allow the relationship between<br />

cause and effect to be established.<br />

Snowballing Sometimes called 'pyramiding', snowballing<br />

is a technique for gathering information or i<strong>de</strong>as.<br />

Solution effect analysis To examine solutions to<br />

problems to find out whether there are any <strong>de</strong>trimental<br />

consequences and to plan the implementation of the<br />

solution.<br />

Spi<strong>de</strong>r web diagrams To show performance against a<br />

target when several criteria are being set.<br />

Statistical process control (SPC) To i<strong>de</strong>ntify when<br />

processes are changing over time.<br />

Stem and leaf diagram To present raw data and to<br />

show their distribution visually.<br />

Stratification To assist in the <strong>de</strong>finition of a problem<br />

by i<strong>de</strong>ntifying where it does and does not occur.<br />

Suggestion schemes To generate i<strong>de</strong>as for<br />

improvement.<br />

System <strong>de</strong>sign To apply special scientific and<br />

engineering knowledge to produce a basic functional<br />

prototype mo<strong>de</strong>l, having surveyed the relevant technology,<br />

manufacturing environment and customer need.<br />

Taguchi methods A technique for the optimization of<br />

products or processes, Taguchi involves a two-stage<br />

experimental <strong>de</strong>sign that gives the benefits of<br />

robustness and efficiency with the minimum number of<br />

experiments.<br />

Tally charts To collect data when the value of a<br />

<strong>de</strong>fect or problem is important.<br />

Teamwork To organize activity which requires a<br />

number of people to collaborate and work together for<br />

a common goal.<br />

Tolerance <strong>de</strong>sign To find out by experiment where<br />

the variability in a process (product) occurs and where<br />

adjustments can be ma<strong>de</strong>.<br />

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