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The Glossary for Quality Management +++ Popular Articles: 'Design Specification', 'Degradation', 'Diameter Designation'

Displacement

Deutsch: Verschiebung / Español: desplazamiento / Português: deslocamento / Français: déplacement / Italiano: spostamento

Displacement in the quality management context refers to the movement or shifting of products, components, or materials from their original or intended position. It can occur during manufacturing, transportation, or storage and is a critical factor to monitor as it can impact product quality, functionality, and overall integrity.

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Disposal

Deutsch: Entsorgung / Español: Eliminación / Português: Descarte / Français: Élimination / Italiano: Smaltimento

Disposal in the quality management context refers to the systematic Process of discarding, destroying, or removing products, materials, or waste that do not meet quality standards or are no longer usable. Proper disposal ensures that defective, unsafe, or non-Compliant products are handled in a way that prevents them from entering the market, contaminating the environment, or negatively affecting operational Efficiency.

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Disruption

Deutsch: Störung / Español: Disrupción / Português: Interrupção / Français: Perturbation / Italiano: Disgregazione

Disruption in the context of quality Management refers to any event, change, or interference that interrupts the normal Flow of operations, processes, or systems, potentially affecting the quality of products or services. Disruptions can arise from internal factors such as Equipment Failure or external factors like supply chain delays or natural disasters.

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Dissemination

Deutsch: Verbreitung / Español: Difusión / Português: Disseminação / Français: Diffusion / Italiano: Diffusione

Dissemination in the context of quality management refers to the systematic Distribution and communication of quality-related information, practices, policies, and results throughout an organisation or to external stakeholders. This process ensures that knowledge and best practices are effectively shared to support Consistency, compliance, and Continuous Improvement across various departments or operational units.

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Distribution

Deutsch: Vertrieb / Español: Distribución / Português: Distribuição / Français: Distribution / Italiano: Distribuzione

Distribution in the context of quality management refers to the activities and processes involved in delivering a product from the production line to the end consumer, ensuring that quality is maintained throughout the entire supply chain. This encompasses handling, shipping, warehousing, and the final delivery of products, all of which must adhere to established quality standards to meet customer expectations.

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Distributor

Deutsch: Verteiler / Español: Distribuidor / Português: Distribuidor / Français: Distributeur / Italiano: Distributore

Distributor in the quality management context refers to an entity or individual responsible for distributing products from manufacturers to retailers, wholesalers, or directly to customers. The distributor plays a crucial role in ensuring that products maintain their quality and integrity throughout the supply chain.

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DMADV

DMADV (Define,Measure,Analyze,Design,Verify) is a Six Sigma strategy divided into five phases:

  • Define,
  • Measure,
  • Analyze,
  • Design, and
  • Verify.

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DMAIC

DMAIC (Define,Measure,Analyze,Improve,Control) is a Six Sigma quality improvement strategy described by five phases:

  • Define,
  • Measure,
  • Analyze,
  • Improve, and
  • Control.

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