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The Glossary for Quality Management +++ Popular Articles: 'Distribution', 'Design', 'Definition'

Deutsch: Schaden / Español: Daño / Português: Dano / Français: Dommage / Italiano: Danno

Damage in the context of quality management refers to the deterioration or loss of value of a product, service, or brand, which can affect its intended function, performance, or perception among stakeholders. This concept is pivotal as it directly impacts customer satisfaction, brand reputation, and the financial health of an organization.

Deutsch: Gefahr / Español: Peligro / Português: Perigo / Français: Danger / Italiano: Pericolo

Danger in the context of quality management refers to potential sources of harm, risk, or adverse outcomes that may affect processes, products, services, or stakeholders. It encompasses situations or factors that threaten the achievement of quality objectives, compliance with standards, or the safety of end-users, employees, or the environment.

Deutsch: Datenungenauigkeit / Español: Inexactitud de datos / Português: Inexactidão de dados / Français: Inexactitude des données / Italiano: Inaccuratezza dei dati

Data Inaccuracy refers to errors or discrepancies in data that affect its reliability, precision, or validity. In the context of quality management, data inaccuracy can undermine decision-making processes, lead to faulty analysis, and negatively impact overall operational efficiency. Accurate data is critical for ensuring quality standards, as it drives process improvements, compliance, and customer satisfaction.

Deutsch: Dateninterpretation / Español: Interpretación de datos / Português: Interpretação de dados / Français: Interprétation des données / Italiano: Interpretazione dei dati

Data interpretation in the quality management context refers to the process of analysing, understanding, and drawing meaningful conclusions from data generated through various quality management processes. This includes evaluating data collected from production, inspections, audits, and customer feedback to assess product quality, identify trends, and make informed decisions for continuous improvement. Effective data interpretation helps organisations monitor performance, identify defects, control variability, and ensure compliance with quality standards.

Deutsch: Datenmanagement / Español: Gestión de datos / Português: Gestão de dados / Français: Gestion des données / Italian: Gestione dei dati

Data Management in the context of quality management refers to the systematic handling of data, including its collection, storage, processing, analysis, and security, to ensure its accuracy, reliability, and availability. In quality management, data management is critical for making informed decisions, maintaining compliance with standards, and driving continuous improvement in processes and products.

Deutsch: Datenmatrix / Español: Matriz de datos / Português: Matriz de dados / Français: Matrice de données / Italiano: Matrice dei dati

Data Matrix is a two-dimensional barcode that encodes information in a compact, machine-readable format. In the context of quality management, Data Matrix codes are used to track and trace products, components, and materials throughout the production and supply chain processes. They play a crucial role in ensuring product quality, authenticity, and compliance with regulatory standards.

- DD CEN ISO/TS 17226:2003 : Leather. Chemical tests. Determination of formaldehyde content
DD CEN ISO/TS 17234:2003
Leather. Chemical tests. Determination of certain azo colourants in dyed leathers