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In the context of quality management, "designation" refers to the assignment or appointment of a person, team, or organization to a specific role or responsibility in the implementation of quality management systems and processes..
Deutsch: Wünschbarkeit / Español: Deseabilidad / Português: Desejabilidade / Français: Désirabilité / Italiano: Desiderabilità
In the context of quality management, desirability refers to the extent to which a product, service, or feature meets or exceeds the needs, expectations, and preferences of customers and stakeholders. It encompasses the attractiveness of a product or service in terms of its functionality, design, performance, and overall value proposition, making it a sought-after choice among potential users.
Deutsch: Desorption / Español: Desorción / Português: Dessorção / Français: Désorption / Italiano: Desorbimento
Desorption in the context of quality management refers to the process by which a substance is released or removed from another surface or material to which it has been adsorbed or absorbed. This concept is particularly relevant in industries such as pharmaceuticals, environmental engineering, and manufacturing, where controlling and monitoring material interactions is essential for ensuring product quality and process efficiency.
Deutsch: Zerstörung / Español: Destrucción / Português: Destruição / Français: Destruction / Italiano: Distruzione
Destruction in the context of quality management refers to the process of disposing or eliminating products, components, or materials that fail to meet the specified quality standards or criteria. This action is taken to ensure that defective items do not reach the customer or enter the market, thereby maintaining the integrity of the brand and ensuring customer satisfaction and safety.
Deutsch: Erkennung / Español: Detección / Português: Detecção / Français: Détection / Italiano: Rilevamento /
In the context of quality management, "detection" refers to the process of identifying and discovering defects, errors, or deviations from desired quality standards. It involves the use of various techniques, tools, and systems to detect and address issues at different stages of the production or service delivery process. Detection plays a crucial role in ensuring that non-conformities are identified and corrected before they reach the customer.
Deutsch: Verschlechterung / Español: deterioro / Português: deterioração / Français: détérioration / Italiano: deterioramento
Deterioration in quality management refers to the gradual decline in the performance, condition, or quality of a product, service, or process over time. This decline can be due to various factors, including wear and tear, environmental conditions, or inadequate maintenance and can significantly impact the overall quality and reliability.
Deutsch: Determination / Français: Détermination / Italiano: Determinazione
In quality management, determination refers to the process of making a decision or taking action based on the results of a measurement or evaluation. Determination is an important part of the quality management process,, as it allows organizations to make informed decisions about the quality of their products, services, and processes and to take appropriate corrective actions when necessary.
Deutsch: Abweichung / Español: Desviación / Português: Desvio / Français: Déviation / Italiano: Deviazione /
Deviation in the quality management context refers to a departure or divergence from established standards, specifications, processes, or procedures within an organization. It is a term commonly used in various industries, including manufacturing, healthcare, pharmaceuticals, and many others, where maintaining consistent quality and Adherence to predefined norms is crucial. Deviations can occur at any stage of a process or system and can have varying degrees of impact, ranging from minor issues to serious quality or safety concerns.