What is meant by 'Critical to Quality'?

The customers' most desired aspects of a product or service

Non-essential qualities of a product or service

The customers' most desired aspects of a product or service

The specific actions taken to satisfy the customers' needs

The aspects of a product or service that are not cherished by the customers

The consultants who are involved in performing the customer value analysis mainly aim to:

Gather different opinions from different customers to meet their requirements

Make the survey methodology more powerful and easier to implement

Make the survey methodology a bit complex to implement in the business organization

Increase the customer needs and requirements

Gather different opinions from different customers to meet their requirements

Which of the following is false?

cp checks whether the process has the potential to meet the requirements as well as whether the process is actually meeting requirements

cp checks only whether the process has the potential to meet the requirements

cp checks whether the process has the potential to meet the requirements as well as whether the process is actually meeting requirements

cp never checks whether the process is actually meeting requirements

cp checks the stability of the process

What does SIPOC stand for?

Suppliers, inputs, process, outputs, and customers

Stakeholders, inputs, process, outputs, and customers

Suppliers, investors, procedure, outputs, and consumers

Suppliers, inputs, process, outputs, and customers

Sellers, important stakeholders, priority, outsource, and customers

Which one of the following functions does market research data mainly deal with?

Providing training to different organizations

Reducing the risk of the purchaser in the market

Collecting data systematically and analysis of a particular target market

Helping to solve the conflict between the customers and the sellers

Providing training to different organizations

Reducing the risk of the purchaser in the market

What is calibration system?

Process of determining and adjusting an instrument's accuracy to make sure it is within the manufacturer's specification

Process of checking or adjusting the products accuracy

Process of allocating the goods

Process of determining the product's prices

Which of the following statements defines 'interval measurement scale'?

In interval measurement scale, items are categorized depending on the degree of a characteristic they possess.

In interval measurement scale, higher numbers refer to higher rank order and higher values and lower numbers refer to lower rank order and lower values.

In interval measurement scale, items are categorized depending on the degree of a characteristic they possess.

Interval measurement scale has equidistant points and a meaningful zero point.

In interval measurement scale, the distance between adjacent points on the scale is equal and there is no natural zero.

What is a 'balanced scorecard'?

A valuation methodology that converts an organization's value drivers into a series of defined metrics.

A strategic administrative tool used to organize the functioning of the organization.

A methodology applied to extract the correct figures regarding a company's profits.

A measure used to calculate the exact financial situation of an economical sector.

Which of the following does not come under the tools and techniques for a project charter?

Project management information system

Who are stakeholders?

People who are positively or negatively affected by the project

People who are positively affected by the project

People who are negatively affected by the project

People who neither take active part in the project nor have no interest in the project

What is the main difference between the concepts of 'lean' and 'Six Sigma'?

Lean emphasizes the increase of variance in production systems, whereas 'Six Sigma' emphasizes the decrease of variance in production processes.

Lean emphasizes the 'quality' factor in production processes, whereas 'Six Sigma' emphasizes the 'time' factor in production processes.

Lean emphasizes the 'time' factor in production systems, whereas 'Six Sigma' emphasizes the 'quality' factor in production systems.

Lean emphasizes the decrease of variance in production systems, whereas 'Six Sigma' emphasizes the increase of variance in production processes.

Why a re-analysis of measurement system is required in a Six Sigma project?

Since most of the Six Sigma projects use statistical softwares that require re-analysis

Re-analysis is done only when the previous analysis is detected to be incorrect

It is mandatory requirement as per MSA

More precise measurements may be required due to reduction in variability

Since most of the Six Sigma projects use statistical softwares that require re-analysis

Re-analysis is done only when the previous analysis is detected to be incorrect

Internal audit is performed by:

Audit professionals within the company

Audit professionals from an outside auditing company

Independent staff employed by an auditing firm

Professionals employed by a government agency

Who among the following can be regarded as 'external stakeholders'?

Managers and executives in the company

What is meant by 'Error frequencies'?

Error frequencies refer to the number of times an error recurs during a given period of time.

Error frequencies refer to the number of times an error is corrected during a given period of time.

Error frequencies refer to the number of times an error is identified and resolved during a given period of time.

Error frequencies refer to the number of times an error recurs irrespective of any stipulated time frame.

Identify the two methods that Minitab offers in performing Gauge R&R analysis.

ANOVA method and X-bar and R method

Production and distribution method

Which of the following activities comes under the 'design' category of the business process management?

Identification of current business process

Introduction of different variables for the designs

Evaluation of actual performances of the processes

Extraction of data related to the performances of the processes

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Spam

Selling illegal goods, money scams etc.

Hate Speech

Serious attack on a group.

Harassment and bullying

Harassing an individual (including doxing)

Harmful activities

Threatening or glorifying violence or serious harm, including self-harm

Adult content (Consensual)

Nudity/Sexual content

Sexual exploitation and abuse (child safety)

Sexually explicit or suggestive imagery or writing involving minors

Sexual exploitation and abuse (adults and animals)

Sexually explicit or suggestive imagery or writing involving non-consenting adults or non-humans

Plagiarism

Reusing content without attribution (link and blockquotes)

Poorly written

Not in English or has very bad formatting, grammar, and spelling

Inappropriate credential

Author's credential is offensive, spam, or impersonation

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