Glossary R
Glossary R
Deutsch: Starre / Español: Rigidez / Português: Rigidez / Français: Rigidité / Italiano: Rigidità
Rigidity in the context of quality Management refers to an overly strict or inflexible adherence to processes, procedures, or standards, which can hinder adaptability, Innovation, and continuous improvement. While maintaining high standards is essential in quality management, excessive rigidity can prevent organisations from responding effectively to changes, evolving customer needs, or process improvements.
Deutsch: Ring / Español: Anillo / Português: Anel / Français: Anneau / Italiano: Anello /
In the quality management context, the term 'ring' does not have a specific meaning or application. However, with some information about quality management concepts and tools that are commonly used you can see ring-like structures. These concepts and tools help organizations improve their processes, products, and services to meet quality standards and customer expectations.
Deutsch: Risikomanagement / Español: Gestión de Riesgos / Português: Gestão de Riscos / Français: Gestion des Risques / Italian: Gestione del Rischio
Risk management in the context of quality management refers to the systematic process of identifying, assessing, and mitigating potential risks that could affect the quality of products, services, or processes. The goal is to minimize the impact of these risks on the organization’s ability to deliver consistent, high-quality outputs that meet customer expectations and comply with regulatory standards.
Deutsch: Risiken und Herausforderungen / Español: Riesgos y desafíos / Português: Riscos e desafios / Français: Risques et défis / Italiano: Rischi e sfide
Risks and challenges in the quality management context refer to potential issues, uncertainties, and obstacles that can hinder an organisation's ability to maintain or improve the quality of its products, services, or processes. These risks can arise from internal factors, such as operational inefficiencies, or external factors, such as market fluctuations, regulatory changes, or supply chain disruptions. Identifying and managing these risks is a critical aspect of quality Management to ensure continuous improvement and customer satisfaction.
Deutsch: Robustheit / Español: Robustez / Português: Robustez / Français: Robustesse / Italiano: Robustezza
Robustness in the context of quality Management refers to the ability of a product, process, or system to perform consistently under a variety of conditions, including adverse or fluctuating environments, without Degradation in quality. It ensures that the designed quality of a product or process remains stable despite variations in inputs, external factors, or operational conditions.
Deutsch: Walze / Español: rodillo / Português: rolo / Français: rouleau / Italiano: rullo
Roller in the quality management context is a concept used to describe a type of tool or mechanism that plays a critical role in various quality assurance processes. It can refer to physical tools used in manufacturing and production lines to ensure consistent quality, as well as metaphorical tools or methodologies applied to maintain and improve quality standards across different stages of production or service delivery.
Deutsch: Einführung im Qualitätsmanagement / Español: Implementación en el contexto de gestión de calidad / Português: Implementação no contexto de gestão da qualidade / Français: Déploiement dans le contexte de la gestion de la qualité / Italiano: Implementazione nel contesto della gestione della qualità
Rollout in the quality management context refers to the systematic implementation of new processes, products, services, or systems across an organisation. It ensures that these changes are introduced efficiently, consistently, and in compliance with quality standards, while minimising disruption and maximising adoption.