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The Glossary for Quality Management +++ Popular Articles: 'ISO', 'Instrument calibration', 'Information Technology'

Interoperability

Deutsch: Interoperabilität / Español: Interoperabilidad / Português: Interoperabilidade / Français: Interopérabilité / Italiano: Interoperabilità /

Interoperability in the quality management context refers to the ability of different systems, technologies, or components to work together seamlessly, efficiently, and effectively. It ensures that various elements can exchange and use information or perform tasks without encountering compatibility issues or disruptions. Interoperability is crucial in many industries and sectors, enabling the integration of diverse systems to achieve optimal performance and quality.

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Intervention

Deutsch: Eingriff / Español: Intervención / Português: Intervenção / Français: Intervention / Italiano: Intervento /

Intervention in the quality management context refers to deliberate actions or measures taken to address issues, improve processes, or achieve specific quality-related objectives within an organization. It involves proactive steps aimed at preventing or mitigating problems, enhancing performance, and ensuring that products or services meet or exceed established quality standards.

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Introduction

Deutsch: Einführung / Español: Introducción / Português: Introdução / Français: Introduction / Italiano: Introduzione

Introduction in the context of quality management refers to the initial phase or process of implementing quality management principles, practices, and systems within an organization. This stage is critical for setting the foundation for continuous improvement, ensuring product quality, and enhancing customer satisfaction.

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Inventory Management

Deutsch: Bestandsmanagement / Español: Gestión de inventario / Português: Gestão de inventário / Français: Gestion des stocks / Italian: Gestione dell'inventario

Inventory Management in the context of quality management refers to the systematic process of ordering, storing, using, and tracking a company's inventory. This includes raw materials, components, and finished products. In quality management, inventory management focuses on ensuring that inventory levels are optimised to meet demand while maintaining high standards of product quality, reducing waste, and complying with regulatory requirements.

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Inventory Management System

Deutsch: Lagerverwaltungssystem / Español: Sistema de Gestión de Inventarios / Português: Sistema de Gestão de Estoques / Français: Système de Gestion des Stocks / Italiano: Sistema di Gestione delle Scorte

An Inventory Management System (IMS) is a critical component of quality management in manufacturing, logistics, and supply chain operations. It ensures the accurate tracking, control, and optimization of stock levels while minimizing waste and operational inefficiencies. By integrating real-time data and automated processes, an IMS supports compliance with industry standards and enhances decision-making in inventory-related workflows.

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Investigation

Deutsch: Untersuchung / Español: investigación / Português: investigação / Français: investigation / Italiano: indagine

Investigation in the quality management context refers to the systematic process of identifying, analyzing, and resolving issues that affect the quality of products, services, or processes. This process is critical for determining the root causes of quality problems, implementing corrective actions, and preventing recurrence.

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Iodometric

In the quality management context, iodometric refers to a type of titration method used in analytical chemistry to quantify the Concentration of oxidizing agents in a sample through the use of iodine. While not specific to quality management per se, iodometric titration is a crucial analytical technique employed in quality control laboratories across various industries to ensure the compliance of raw materials, intermediates, and finished products with specified quality standards.

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Iron

Deutsch: Eisen / Español: Hierro / Português: Ferro / Français: Fer / Italiano: Ferro

In the Context of quality management, "iron" is a metallic element that is commonly used in many industries and applications. Iron is known for its strength, durability, and resistance to corrosion, making it a popular material for use in quality management systems.

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