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The Glossary for Quality Management +++ Popular Articles: 'Airbus', 'ANSI', 'Aspect'

Action

Deutsch: Aktion / Español: Acción / Português: Ação / Français: Action / Italiano: Azione

Action in the quality management context refers to the steps or measures taken to implement the strategies and plans developed as part of a quality management system (QMS). These actions are directed towards achieving quality objectives, addressing non-conformities, enhancing customer satisfaction, and facilitating continuous improvement. In quality management, actions can range from corrective and preventive measures to strategic initiatives aimed at improving processes, products, services, and the overall effectiveness and efficiency of the QMS.

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Activation

Deutsch: Aktivierung / Español: Activación / Português: Ativação / Français: Activation / Italian: Attivazione

Activation in the context of quality management refers to the process of initiating and implementing quality management activities or systems within an organization. This can involve setting up procedures, defining roles and responsibilities, and ensuring that quality management principles are actively applied across the organization to meet specific goals and standards. Activation often marks the transition from planning to execution, where quality policies and plans are put into action to improve processes, products, or services.

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Activator

Deutsch: Aktivator / Español: Activador / Português: Ativador / Français: Activateur / Italiano: Attivatore

Activator in the quality management context refers to a tool, agent, or methodology that initiates or enhances a process, leading to improved performance or efficiency within a quality management system (QMS). Activators are used to stimulate progress, encourage employee engagement, and foster an environment conducive to continuous improvement. They can be in the form of software tools, management practices, motivational techniques, or any resource that helps in achieving quality objectives.

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Activity

Deutsch: Aktivität / Español: Actividad / Português: Atividade / Français: Activité / Italiano: Attività

In the context of quality management, an activity refers to any task, operation, or process carried out as part of a quality management system (QMS) aimed at achieving quality objectives. This includes a wide range of actions, from the design and development of products or services to the monitoring and improvement of quality performance. Activities in quality management are designed to ensure that products or services meet or exceed customer expectations and comply with regulatory requirements.

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Adaptability

Deutsch: Anpassungsfähigkeit / Español: Adaptabilidad / Português: Adaptabilidade / Français: Adaptabilité / Italiano: Adattabilità

Adaptability in the Quality management context refers to an organisation's ability to quickly adjust its quality management systems, processes, and practices in response to changing conditions, such as market demands, technological advancements, regulatory changes, or customer expectations. It ensures that quality standards are maintained or improved even as internal or external environments shift.

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Addition

Deutsch: Hinzufügung / Español: Adición / Português: Adição / Français: Addition / Italiano: Aggiunta /

In the context of quality management, "Addition" does not refer to a specific term or concept directly related to the field. However, interpreting "addition" broadly within quality management could involve the integration or Inclusion of new processes, systems, principles, or standards aimed at improving overall quality outcomes. This could encompass several aspects:

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Adherence

Deutsch: Einhaltung / Español: Adherencia / Português: Aderência / Français: Conformité / Italiano: Aderenza

Adherence in quality Management refers to the Extent to which an organisation or individual follows established guidelines, standards, or procedures. It is critical in ensuring that processes, products, or services consistently meet the desired quality requirements. By maintaining adherence, companies can avoid deviations that might compromise quality or result in regulatory non-compliance.

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Adhesion

Deutsch: Haftung / Español: Adhesión / Português: Aderência / Français: Adhésion / Italiano: Aderenza

Adhesion in the context of quality management refers to the extent to which products, processes, or systems comply with and stick to established quality standards, procedures, or principles. It can also relate to the effectiveness of bonding or joining processes in manufacturing, ensuring that materials or components remain securely attached to meet quality and durability requirements.

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