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What is the primary goal of quality management?
What is the primary goal of quality management?
- To expand the customer base through aggressive marketing strategies
- To maximize profit by reducing production costs
- To deliver products or services that consistently meet specified quality standards and satisfy customer needs while minimizing waste and errors (correct)
- To outperform competitors in the market
Why is it essential to define what quality means for a specific context?
Why is it essential to define what quality means for a specific context?
- Because it helps in justifying higher prices for products or services
- Because it allows for better marketing strategies
- Because it ensures that products or services meet the required standards and customer expectations (correct)
- Because quality is subjective and differs from person to person
Which is a key principle of quality management?
Which is a key principle of quality management?
- Ignoring customer feedback to maintain the status quo
- Minimizing employee involvement in the production process
- Customer Focus: Understand and meet customer requirements and expectations (correct)
- Maximizing production output at all costs
What are some aspects with which quality may be associated?
What are some aspects with which quality may be associated?
In which industries is quality management a critical aspect?
In which industries is quality management a critical aspect?
What is a key aspect of quality management?
What is a key aspect of quality management?
Which is a potential factor associated with quality in some contexts?
Which is a potential factor associated with quality in some contexts?
What is a fundamental principle of quality management?
What is a fundamental principle of quality management?
What is the primary goal of quality management?
What is the primary goal of quality management?
Why is it essential to define what quality means for a specific context?
Why is it essential to define what quality means for a specific context?