Course

Business Improvement

Corporate Trainings Strategic Management Risk Management & Business Continuity Planning Corporate Social Responsibility(CSR) Finance and Accounting Quality Management Environmental Management Occupational Safety Information Security Management Executive Briefing Food Safety Social Systems Business Etiquette Audit Committee(PLC) Fraud Management Energy Management Supply Chain Security Service Management Greenhouse Gases (GHG) Sustainable Palm Oil/Biodiesel Innovation Management Information Security Management Systems - ISMS Cloud Computing & Cloud Security Cybercrime & Cyberlaw Digital Forensics Business Continuity Managment Systems - BCMS

Category
A Step By Step Approach to Problem Solving Process approach Process Improvement Failure Mode And Effect Analysis (FMEA) Advanced Product Quality Planning Quality Function Deployment Statistical Process Control Lean Manufacturing Applying Lean Concepts Lean Enterprise & Back Office Principles 5S House-keeping Principles Value Stream Mapping Root Cause Analysis Visual Factory Principles Introduction to Six Sigma Achieving Business Excellence Through Six Sigma (An Executive Briefing) ISO 15489: Effective Records Management

Quality Function Deployment

This intensive two-day programme focuses on the essential skills required to apply QFD concepts and process to product, service and process design. It will provide the skills necessary to apply this method effectively to those who have responsibilities for using Quality Function Deployment (QFD) for product and process planning. It will provide a means of translating and transferring the customer’s view of quality requirements into the appropriate technical product and process requirements. This methodology helps prioritize product and process technical requirements to help ensure customer requirements are met. By systematically identifying those things that the customer feels are most important and establishing the appropriate design content and the appropriate production controls, the product will more likely satisfy the final customer.