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What is one objective of a review that helps ensure quality?
What is one objective of a review that helps ensure quality?
- To increase the number of errors
- To defer decisions until next meeting
- To identify the project manager
- To establish consensus on an approach or solution (correct)
What is the focus of the inspection technique in a review?
What is the focus of the inspection technique in a review?
- To gather team opinions
- To remove defects and improve quality (correct)
- To solely create documentation
- To provide client feedback
Which of the following best describes a formal walkthrough?
Which of the following best describes a formal walkthrough?
- An unstructured feedback session
- A technique involving individual reviews and team consolidation (correct)
- A casual discussion of project status
- A process solely for stakeholder evaluations
In a Single Issue Review, what is the primary focus?
In a Single Issue Review, what is the primary focus?
Which technique allows for minimal preparation from reviewers before the session?
Which technique allows for minimal preparation from reviewers before the session?
What is the primary goal of defining and analyzing a problem?
What is the primary goal of defining and analyzing a problem?
What is a recommended method for exploring possible solutions to a problem?
What is a recommended method for exploring possible solutions to a problem?
What factors should be considered during the feasibility analysis of a solution?
What factors should be considered during the feasibility analysis of a solution?
Which statement is true regarding the nature of a problem?
Which statement is true regarding the nature of a problem?
What is one reason for engaging the right stakeholders in problem-solving?
What is one reason for engaging the right stakeholders in problem-solving?
What could potentially cause problems related to processing customer requests?
What could potentially cause problems related to processing customer requests?
How might small issues escalate into serious problems?
How might small issues escalate into serious problems?
What is the primary goal of using decision analysis techniques in problem solving?
What is the primary goal of using decision analysis techniques in problem solving?
Which step follows the selection of the best solution in the problem-solving process?
Which step follows the selection of the best solution in the problem-solving process?
In evaluating the implemented solution, which of the following should be considered?
In evaluating the implemented solution, which of the following should be considered?
What is the primary focus of the Plan-Do-Check-Act (PDCA) cycle?
What is the primary focus of the Plan-Do-Check-Act (PDCA) cycle?
What is the initial step in the PDCA cycle?
What is the initial step in the PDCA cycle?
What is the purpose of brainstorming in problem-solving?
What is the purpose of brainstorming in problem-solving?
Which of the following is NOT a part of the implementation phase of a solution?
Which of the following is NOT a part of the implementation phase of a solution?
What should be done if a solution is deemed failed after evaluation?
What should be done if a solution is deemed failed after evaluation?
Which aspect is essential to consider when evaluating the efficiency of the problem-solving process?
Which aspect is essential to consider when evaluating the efficiency of the problem-solving process?
What is the purpose of the PERT average in decision-making?
What is the purpose of the PERT average in decision-making?
Why did no one respond to Alice's tweet?
Why did no one respond to Alice's tweet?
What is the formula for calculating the PERT weighted average?
What is the formula for calculating the PERT weighted average?
In the context of assigning weights to criteria, what is one method mentioned?
In the context of assigning weights to criteria, what is one method mentioned?
What does the Pareto Principle state?
What does the Pareto Principle state?
Which of the following represents a challenge when evaluating proposed solutions?
Which of the following represents a challenge when evaluating proposed solutions?
Which of the following is a step in constructing a Pareto chart?
Which of the following is a step in constructing a Pareto chart?
Who invented the Pareto chart?
Who invented the Pareto chart?
What is indicated by the total of the criterion weights equalling 100?
What is indicated by the total of the criterion weights equalling 100?
What does a Pareto chart typically include?
What does a Pareto chart typically include?
What does the Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP) support in decision-making?
What does the Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP) support in decision-making?
What information is necessary to calculate the PERT average?
What information is necessary to calculate the PERT average?
In Pareto analysis, what is the goal when identifying causes?
In Pareto analysis, what is the goal when identifying causes?
How are the weights for each criterion assigned in the decision-making process?
How are the weights for each criterion assigned in the decision-making process?
What does the term 'root cause' refer to in problem-solving?
What does the term 'root cause' refer to in problem-solving?
What is a significant characteristic of the criteria weights summing to 100?
What is a significant characteristic of the criteria weights summing to 100?
Which technique is mentioned as useful for identifying root causes?
Which technique is mentioned as useful for identifying root causes?
Why is it important to consider multiple opinions in the PERT technique?
Why is it important to consider multiple opinions in the PERT technique?
What is the purpose of scoring problems in a Pareto analysis?
What is the purpose of scoring problems in a Pareto analysis?
According to the Pareto Principle, which of the following is a valid example?
According to the Pareto Principle, which of the following is a valid example?
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