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Q is stand for Quality

Veljko Massimo Plavsic

All about the annoying quality matters in more interesting and interactive way through the podcast that you can hear anytime, everywhere and to learn and implement your knowledge...so enjoy

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13:29

Hoshin Kanri: Your Organization's Compass for True North

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2025/11/14

Hoshin Kanri: Your Organization's Compass for True North1. Introduction: Why Every Ship Needs a CompassIn your organization, talented teams are working hard. But are they working together? Without a shared compass, even the most dedicated efforts can cancel each other out, leading to wasted energy and stalled progress. This is a common challenge in any complex enterprise.What if everyone had a shared compass pointing toward the same "True North"? This is the core purpose of Hoshin Kanri.In simple

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15:11

The Auditor's Fork

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2025/10/31

The Auditor's ForkThe client’s face was a grid of pixels on my monitor, another remote audit conducted through the sterile glow of a screen. Before me was a digital stack of self-audit forms, all perfectly completed. Remote audits make it easy to present a perfect digital facade. Too easy.But years in this chair teach you to distrust perfection. A healthy system has flaws. This had none, and that’s what bothered me. Everything was pristine, with just a few trivial issues flagged—enough to avoid

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9:36

The Credibility Crisis: Are Business Interests...

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2025/10/31

The Credibility Crisis: Are Business Interests Compromising Quality Certifications?Quality certifications are widely perceived as immutable marks of excellence. They are the seals of approval that signal a company’s commitment to standards, processes, and customer satisfaction. Consumers and businesses alike rely on them as a promise of dependability in a complex marketplace.But what if that promise is being quietly undermined? A troubling conflict of interest is emerging from within the quality

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2:18

PDCA in your daily life

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2025/10/09

Your Grocery List is a Genius Blueprint for Improvement. Here's How.A trip to the supermarket seems simple enough. You make a list, head to the store, and buy what's on it. But how often does that simple plan unfold without a single hitch? An unexpected stock issue, a forgotten item, or a sudden technical glitch can turn a routine chore into a cascade of minor frustrations. This everyday task, however, perfectly illustrates a powerful framework for continuous improvement known as the PDCA

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3:23

PDCA nella vita quotidiana

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2025/10/08

Come si può applicare il ciclo di Deming nella vita quotidiana per migliorare le nostre attività e vivere meglio 🤔...ascoltate questo Podcast e buon divertimento

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17:01

AI can be lean?🤔🤔

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2025/10/03

AI-Powered Continuous Improvement: An Implementation ManualIntroduction: Supercharging Lean with Artificial IntelligenceThis manual provides a practical framework for applying Artificial Intelligence to your continuous improvement processes. The goal is not to replace proven Lean principles with AI, but to supercharge them. Across the Lean community, respected voices are experimenting carefully. Experts like Jamie Flinchbaugh urge transparency, while Mark Graban demonstrates AI’s use as a knowledge

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28:19

Quality 5.0

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2025/10/03

Transformation Transition: A Briefing on Quality 5.0Executive SummaryThis document synthesizes key insights from an analysis of Quality 5.0, an emerging paradigm in quality management. As a product of Industry 5.0, Quality 5.0 represents a significant evolution, building upon the technological foundations of Quality 4.0 while introducing new, critical dimensions: human-centricity, sustainability, resilience, and social responsibility. This shift blends advanced technology with a deeply human and

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12:44

The Plan-Do-Check-Act (PDCA) Cycle: A Foundational...

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2025/09/20

The Plan-Do-Check-Act (PDCA) cycle is presented as the most fundamental framework for lean manufacturing and any organizational improvement process. All other lean tools are considered secondary to this core methodology. The primary reason for the failure of most lean projects in the Western world is not a deficiency in specific tools, but a widespread neglect of the PDCA cycle itself. While project managers often proficiently execute the "Plan" and "Do" stages, the "Check" and "Act" phases are

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34:08

Gear Damage: Diagnosis, Analysis, and Innovative...

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2025/07/29

This source discusses the critical role of gearwheels in mechanical systems and explores the various factors that lead to their damage and failure. It highlights the importance of material selection, design, and operational best practices, emphasizing condition monitoring and preventative maintenance to ensure longevity. The text examines advanced diagnostic techniques, including AI and digital twins, for identifying and predicting gear failures. Finally, it investigates the use of innovative

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43:21

Six sigma beyond the industry

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2025/07/25

Six Sigma: A Universal Methodology for Process ImprovementExecutive SummarySix Sigma is a data-driven methodology that originated in manufacturing but has proven universally applicable for improving processes by reducing variation and eliminating defects. The core principle involves achieving near-perfect quality, statistically defined as 3.4 defects per million opportunities (DPMO). Its structured DMAIC (Define, Measure, Analyze, Improve, Control) cycle allows for systematic problem-solving across

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13:07

When you say training you don't mean Boeing..right?🤔

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2025/07/15

Briefing Document: NTSB Investigation into Boeing's Door Plug BlowoutDate: July 15, 2025Source: "Boeing’s inadequate training and oversight led to doorplug blowout: NTSB | Manufacturing Dive"I. Executive Summary:The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) has concluded its investigation into the January 5, 2024, Alaska Airlines mid-exit door plug blowout, attributing the incident primarily to Boeing's failure to provide "adequate training, guidance and oversight" to its factory workers. The

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96:53

Lean Construction: Innovation and Competitive Advantage

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2025/07/09

Studio(Le risposte salvate sono di sola visualizzazione)This detailed briefing document reviews the main themes and most important ideas or facts from the provided sources on the application of Lean methodology in construction and road building sites.Briefing Document: Lean Methodology in Construction and Road BuildingDate: October 26, 2023Subject: Review of "La metodologia Lean nei cantieri edili e stradali: Innovazione e vantaggi competitivi" excerpts.Key Takeaway: The Lean methodology,

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72:36

Marvelous X Team

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2025/06/29

The source outlines a proposal for a Global Quality Task Force aimed at preventing product recalls and safety risks across various industries. It highlights the growing challenges of product quality issues due to complex supply chains and accelerated production, leading to significant financial losses and human costs from defective products. The document proposes leveraging Artificial Intelligence (AI) to create a comprehensive, freely accessible global knowledge base of defects, causes, and

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62:13

Quality is an utophy or is feasible 🤔

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2025/06/24

QualityQuality, though universally recognized as important, is characterized by a "notable plurality of interpretations that reflect its complexity and semantic richness." This semantic diversity often leads to confusion and partial approaches. Traditionally, quality is defined as "conformity to requirements" (Philip Crosby) or "fitness for use" (Joseph Juran). These definitions highlight that quality is not absolute but "always relative to specific needs or expectations."William A. Foster's words

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30:32

ISO 19011: Auditing Management Systems Guidance

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2025/06/20

The provided text, an article from Quality Magazine, focuses on ISO 19011, a standard offering guidance for auditing management systems. It highlights that while many are aware of updates to ISO 9001, fewer realize ISO 19011 is also under review for a potential new revision. The article explains that ISO 19011 replaced an earlier standard, ISO 10011, to address the need for audit guidelines, especially for organizations implementing ISO 9001. The source also features typical magazine elements like

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58:53

Blue Ocean strategy

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2025/06/12

locksettingsPROFontiChatStudioarrow_backdelete(Le risposte salvate sono di sola visualizzazione)Blue Ocean Strategy: Detailed Briefing DocumentExecutive SummaryThe Blue Ocean Strategy, developed by W. Chan Kim and Renée Mauborgne, is a transformative business framework centered on creating uncontested market spaces, or "blue oceans," where competition is minimal or non-existent. This contrasts sharply with "red oceans," where businesses compete in saturated markets, often leading to price wars and

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28:49

BMW Plant Uses AI for Quality Control

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2025/06/09

This text describes how BMW Group Plant Regensburg is implementing artificial intelligence (AI) to enhance quality control in vehicle production. A new AI-driven software solution generates customized inspection recommendations for each unique vehicle on the assembly line. This system analyzes vast amounts of data to automatically determine the necessary checks and presents them to employees via a smartphone app, ultimately aiming to improve efficiency, speed, and reliability in ensuring premium

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84:07

ISO 9001:2015 essential guide

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2025/06/06

This comprehensive guide explains the ISO 9001:2015 standard for Quality Management Systems, detailing its requirements and practical implications. It covers essential aspects like understanding the organizational context, leadership's role, planning based on risks, resource management, and operational processes. The text emphasizes performance evaluation through monitoring, measurement, internal audits, and management reviews. Furthermore, it highlights the importance of continuous improvement and

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20:34

AIAG VDA FMEA vs. Previous AIAG FMEA

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2025/06/06

These sources describe the evolution of Failure Mode and Effects Analysis (FMEA) in the automotive sector, focusing on the shift from the original AIAG FMEA method to the more recent AIAG-VDA FMEA Handbook. The transition is highlighted as a harmonization effort between American and German automotive industry groups to create a standardized, structured process for risk assessment. Key changes discussed include moving from a numerical Risk Priority Number (RPN) to a criticality-based Action Priority

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108:10

IATF 16949:2016 complete guide

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2025/06/06

Here is a detailed briefing document reviewing the main themes and most important ideas or facts from the provided source on IATF 16949:Briefing Document: IATF 16949 OverviewPrepared For: [Recipient Name/Team] Date: October 26, 2023 Subject: Review of Key Concepts and Requirements of IATF 169491. Introduction and Purpose of IATF 16949IATF 16949 is the international standard for quality management systems specifically developed for the automotive industry. Published by the International Automotive

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