Stamatis 10 Essentials for High Performance Quality in the 21st Century

Erscheinungsjahr 2016
ISBN: 978-1-4398-7601-5
Verlag: CRC Press
Format: PDF
Kopierschutz: Adobe DRM (»Systemvoraussetzungen)

E-Book, Englisch, 352 Seiten

As a society, we tend to reward problem solvers, rather than those who prevent problems at their source. In other words, we focus on after-the-fact occurrences (appraisal activities) instead of trying to eliminate these occurrences (preventing activities). Discussing and evaluating the core requirements of quality efficiency and improvement, 10 Essentials for High Performance Quality in the 21st Century proposes an approach to help shift the paradigm of quality from appraisal mode to preventing mode.Identifying 10 steps readers can follow to optimize the quality of products and improve customer satisfaction, the book explains the rationale behind each of the steps in separate chapters. It addresses specific quality issues in six different sectors of the economy and provides statistics, tables, and figures from various organizations that support the need for a paradigm shift.Outlining a systematic process to guide your organization along the path toward improvement, the book covers risk and quality, multicultural management, empowerment, error analysis, team building, advanced quality planning, and quality operating systems. The accompanying downloadable resources provide tips and tools to help you implement all the necessary improvement initiatives under the umbrella of quality.

Zielgruppe

Design engineers, mechanical engineers, process engineers, production engineers, and quality engineers.

Autoren/Hrsg.

Stamatis, Diomidis H.

Fachgebiete

• Wirtschaftswissenschaften Betriebswirtschaft Management Qualitätsmanagement, Qualitätssicherung (QS), Total Quality Management (TQM)

Inhaltsverzeichnis

The Need for Quality PerformanceManufacturingNonmanufacturingReligionEducationHealthFinancialSummaryEndnotesReferencesSelected Bibliography

LeadershipSummaryReferencesSelected Bibliography

ExecutionA New Mind-SetProject ManagementManaging Quality and Its Relationship to ProjectManagementClassical Project Management ProcessRisk Management Activities as Applied to ProjectManagement Risk Management and Business Continuity Risk Assessment of Risk(s) Potential Risk Treatments Risk Avoidance Risk Reduction Risk Retention Risk Transfer Planning for Risk Limitations Areas of Risk Management Enterprise Risk ManagementPRINCE Directing a Project Initiation (Starting the Project Off on theRight Foot) Controlling a Stage Managing Stage Boundaries Closing a Project Managing Product Delivery PlanningBenefits of Using PRINCEError Analysis Experimental ErrorClassification of ErrorDefinitions in MSA Resolution/Discrimination Accuracy and Bias Linearity Stability Precision Repeatability ReproducibilityGage R&R—Attribute MSAGage R&R Variable-Data MSAMeasuring MSA with IndicesNumber of Distinct CategoriesWhat to Look for in High Gage R&R ErrorANOVARules of the MINITAB OutputThe Stereotyped Ordered Regression Model of Human PerformanceRasmussen’s Skill–Rule–Knowledge ModelChris Wickens’ Concepts on Mental ModelsJames Reason’s Swiss Cheese Model of ErrorSummaryReferencesSelected Bibliography

InnovationDesignManufacturability/AssemblyServiceOutsourcingSupply Chain ManagementCoping with the Complexity of Supply ChainGrowing Turbulence and UncertaintyWhy Are Supply Chains More Vulnerable? A Focus on Efficiency Rather Than Effectiveness The Globalization of Supply Chains Focused Factories and Centralized Distribution The Trend to Outsourcing Reduction of the Supplier Base Achieving Supply Chain ResilienceSummaryReferencesSelected Bibliography

People and QualityUnderstand the Human DimensionAssuming the HelmShaping Corporate CultureCreating Organizations That WorkFacilitating Strategic DecisionsEmpowering EmployeesWorker LoyaltyMulticultural ManagementBusiness EthicsTrainingRapid PrototypingFormative EvaluationTraining as a SubsystemSummaryReferencesSelected Bibliography

Time ManagementSchedulingSummarySelected Bibliography

Engagement CommunicationDelegationRisk and PeopleManaging ChangeChange and Scenario ThinkingArticulating the Official FutureSummaryReferencesSelected Bibliography

Team BuildingThe Life Cycle of the TeamThe Life Cycle of Executive TeamsCross Functional TeamsLeadership and ParadigmsWhat Is the Role of a Consultant and/or a Trainer?Thought Provoking ObservationsConclusionSummaryReferencesSelected Bibliography

Quality Operating SystemQOS ImplementationQOS Meeting SummarySummary

Advanced Quality PlanningWhy Use Advanced Quality Planning?When Do We Use Advanced Quality Planning as an Effective Methodology?How Do We Make AQP Work?Are There Pitfalls in Planning?Do We Really Need Another Qualitative Tool to Gauge Quality? How Do We Use the Qualitative Methodology in an Advanced Quality Planning Setting?SummaryReferencesEpilogueSelected BibliographyIndex

Über Autor(innen)

Dean H. Stamatis, Ph.D., ASQC-Fellow, CQE, CMfgE, MSSBB, ISO 9000 Lead Assessor (graduate), is the president of Contemporary Consultants Co. in Southgate, Michigan. He is a specialist in Management Consulting, Organizational Development and Quality Science. He has taught Project Management, Operations Management, Logistics, Mathematical Modeling, and Statistics for both graduate and undergraduate levels at Central Michigan University, University of Michigan, and Florida Institute of Technology.
With over 30 years of experience in management, quality training, and consulting, Dr. Stamatis has served numerous private sector industries including: Steel, automotive, general manufacturing, tooling, electronics, plastics, food, navy, department of defense, phannaceutical, chemical, printing, healthcare and medical device. He has consulted for such companies as Ford Motor Co., Federal Mogul, GKN, Siemens, Bosch, SunMicrosystems, Hewlett-Packard, GM-Hydromatic, Motorola, IBM, Dell, Texas Instrument, Sandoz, Dawn Foods, Dow Corning Wright, BP Petroleum, Bronx North Central Hospital, Mill Print, SI. Claire Hospital, Tokheim, JabiIJ, Koyoto, SONY, ICM/Krebsoge, Progressive Insurance, B. F. Goodrich, ORMET, to name just a few.
Dr. Stamatis has created, presented and implemented quality programs with a focus on Total Quality Management, Statistical Process Control (both nonnal and short lUn), Design of Experiments (both classical and Taguchi), Six Sigma (DMAIC and DFSS), Quality Function Deployment, Failure Mode and Effects Analysis, Value Engineering, Supplier certification, Audits, Reliability & Maintainability, Cost of quality, Quality planning, ISO 9000, QS-9000, ISO/TS 16949, and TE 9000 series.
Also he has created, presented and implemented programs on Project management, Strategic planning, Teams, Self directed teams, Facilitator, Leadership, Benchmarking, and Customer service. He is certified Quality Engineer through the American Society of Quality Control, certified Manufacturing Engineer through the Society of Manufacturing Engineers, certified Master Black Belt through IABLS, Inc. and he is a graduate of BSI's ISO 9000 Lead Assessor training program. Dr. Stamatis has written over 70 articles, presented many speeches and has participated in both national and international conferences on quality. He is a contributing author on several books and the sole author of twenty five books. His consulting extends across the United States, South East Asia, Japan, China, India and Europe. In addition, he has perfonned over 100 automotive related audits, 25 pre-assessment ISO 9000 audits and he has helped several companies attain certification, including: Rockwell International - Switching Division (ISO 9001), Transamerica Leasing (ISO 9002) and Detroit Electro Plate (QS-9000).
Dr. Stamatis received his BS/BA degree in Marketing from Wayne State University, his Master's degree from Central Michigan University, and his Ph.D. from Wayne State University in Instructional Technology and Business/Statistics. He is an active member of the Detroit Engineering Society, American Society for Training and Development, Executive member ofthe American Marketing Association, member of the American Research Association, and a Fellow of the American Society for Quality Control.