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An organized and disciplined approach to problem solving in most six sigma organizations is called: A) SIPOC B) DMAIC C) PDCA D) DPMO - B Using six sigma methodology, a company at 4.5 sigma would have a failure rate of: A) 3.4 ppm B) 233 ppm C) 1350 ppm D) 6210 ppm - C From an upper management perspective, what has been the principal motivating factor in embracing lean six sigma? A) Bottom line results B) Market share growth C) Defect reductions D) Customer focus - A

Which of the following is the best reason for a product quality audit? - A.To identify hardware deficiencies B. To initiate corrective action C.For disciplinary control D. To assess product of service quality Answer: D A product quality audit is conducted to evaluate products and services in order to detect deficiencies and initiate preventative action. *Disciplinary control should not be part of an audit program Dilemma take the quality cost systems include which of the following items...

In selecting among different projects, the time value of money is considered for which of the following reasons? I. To perform a cost-benefit analysis II. To prioritize investments III. To predict cash flow IV. To reduce operating costs a) I, II, and III only b) I, II, III, and IV c) III and IV only d) I and II only - (D) The time value of money is considered to perform a cost-benefit analysis and prioritize investments.

The equality movement can trace its roots back to medieval Europe, where craftsmen began organizing into unions called guilds in the late 13th century. What did these guilds do? - Develop strict rules for product and service quality. Which of the following quality gurus first acknowledged worker expertise and involved workers in continuous process improvement. - Dr. W. Edwards Deming Which of the following quality gurus is commonly associated with the Seven Basic Quality Tools - Kaoru Ishi...

What are the major disadvantages of having an improvement team that is too large? I Difficulty in having constructive input from the entire group. II Difficulty in arriving at consensus. III Difficulty in finding large meeting facilities. IV Difficulty, on the part of the recorder, in keeping up with more paperwork. A. I only B. I & II only C. I, II & III only D. I, II, III & IV - B. I & II only Which of the following is NOT considered a prevention cost? A. Writing operating procedures...

Which of the following statements describes a reason why companies find Six Sigma valuable? A. Six Sigma provides a customized improvement methodology that can be applied anywhere throughout the business. B. Six Sigma fundamentally changes how a company improves. C. Six Sigma makes no overall changes to the quality of the company's products and services. D. Six Sigma is a long-term approach to improvement that does not fundamentally change the way a company measures success. - Answer= D= ...

Which of the following quality control gurus is credited as the father of Statistical Quality Control or SQC? - o Walter F. Shewhart · The factory system is a product of the Industrial Revolution in Europe. How was quality guaranteed during this era? - o Through laborer skill and supplemented by audits and inspections · The US response to Japanese market gains, emphasizing not only statistics but approaches that embraced the entire organization, became known as what? - o Total Quality Ma...

A type of line graph used to assess the stability of a process. - Control Chart The process of delegating decision-making authority to lower levels within the organization is the definition of... - Empowerment What are the four (4) steps in the continuous improvement process? - Understand the process. Error proof the process. Streamline the process. Reduce variation

The main reason for the rapid globalization of teams in the 21st century is: - Customers, suppliers, and operations are located worldwide. In case of conflict between contract specifications and shop practice: - Contract specifications normally apply. The most desirable method for evaluating a supplier is: - A history evaluation. Technical service to suppliers is: - A greater benefit to the company than it is to the supplier. Facilitators will normally: - Summarize group ideas

Read the conversation below between Brenda Morris and her daughter's teacher, Kay. Brenda is here to pick up her daughter at the end of the day. Brenda: "Hey, sweetheart! Come on, say good-bye to Miss Kay. We need to get home." Kay: "Oh, Ms. Morris, hang on a minute. I wanted to ask you: have you noticed Alisha's having trouble drawing shapes? Take a look at her project from today." Brenda: "What?! No, she loves drawing. At home she's always scribbling something... Are you saying s...

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A business unit's top leadership will develop a plan that provides a general direction for the organization. This plan is the fundamental template for direction that defines and supports the organization's long-term goals. - Strategic plan This defines why the business exists, is essential for developing organization-specific management practices and how it will maintain itself as a profitable, viable entity not only in the moment but also three to five years out. This is called a: - Orga...

What does PAP stand for? - Physical Asset Protection What type of approach is PAP? - Multi process iterative approach What does PPS stand for? - Physical Protection Systems what does PAPMS stand for? - physical asset protection management system. 0.1 In order to effectively protect its assets, an organization needs to? - recognize the interdependencies of various business functions and processes to develop a holistic approach to PAP. 0.1

A network administrator creates the role employees and adds this rule to it: user any any permit The first several wireless clients assigned to the employees role are assigned IP addresses in the 10.10.10.0/24 subnet. Several other wireless clients with the employees role are then assigned IP addresses in the 10.10.20.0/24. When the Aruba firewall matches traffic from these clients to the user any any permit rule, what does it do? A. It permits traffic from wireless clients in both the 10...

1. Which Aruba switch supports Virtual Switching Fabric? - Aruba 5400R zl2 Series 2. Which Aruba solution provides policy-based access management? - Aruba ClearPass 1. How do you think you could use LLDP in a lab environment? - You can use LLDP information to determine how devices are connected in the lab topology, which is particularly important when you do not have physical access to the switches. You can verify connectivity and check the port connections and other basic configuration set...

What is a hierarchical model - Provides a modular view of the network, simplifies the design and provides a scalable infrastructure What does the hierarchical model do? - divides the network into layers, and each layer has specific functions -Simplifies design -Provides scalable infrastructure -Provides a modular network design How to determin a two-tier or three-tier hierarchy - -Number of wired and wireless users -Mobility Requirements -Number of wireless Access Points deployed -Cabl...

When local controller is selected as the controller's operation mode in the startup wizard, which is no longer configurable? - WLANs 802.1X authentication takes place: - Prior to the granting access to L2 media When a client is blacklisted, the controller will: - Stop the client from associating with any SSID on the controller Which role is assigned prior to launching the captive portal splash screen? - Preauthentication role A reboot of the controller is necessary in which of the followi...

Which of the following terms is used to describe surgical intervention that does not have to be performed immediately or within a short period of time, for example, a torn meniscus repair? A-elective B-emergent C-optional D-urgent - A-elective Which of the following historical figures developed the first x-ray machine? A-Celsius B-Jenner C-Lister D-roentgen - D-roentgen

What is public relations - a strategic communication process that builds mutually beneficial relations between an organization and their publics What are the 6 essentials elements - 1. Deliberate 2. Planned 3. Performance 4. Public Interest 5. Two Way Communication 6. Strategic Management of Competition and Conflict What is deliberate - influence, gain understanding, provide information and obtain feedback What is planned - organized , activity is systematic, requires research and publi...

According to the assigned reading, when a reporter and photographer are working on the same story, why should the photographer make the decisions on when and what to shoot for an assignment? - Because the photographer thinks visually and can find the best situation to shoot to make story telling images, such as the difference between a posed portrait of a business owner in her store (reporters' idea) or of the business owner helping customers (photographers' idea). According to the assig...