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Deutsch: Analysator / Español: Analizador / Português: Analisador / Français: Analyseur / Italiano: Analizzatore
Analyser in the quality management context refers to a device or system used to examine and measure the properties or composition of materials, substances, or processes. Analysers are essential tools in quality control, ensuring that products meet specified standards and regulatory requirements.
Deutsch: Anker / Español: Ancla / Português: Âncora / Français: Ancre / Italiano: Ancora
In the quality Management context, an anchor refers to a fixed reference point, standard, or principle that ensures stability, Consistency, and Alignment in processes or practices. Anchors are often used metaphorically to describe elements that ground and guide Quality management systems (QMS) by providing clear benchmarks or frameworks for evaluation and Improvement.
Deutsch: Anodisierung / Español: Anodizado / Português: Anodização / Français: Anodisation / Italiano: Anodizzazione
In the quality Management context, anodizing is a surface treatment process used to enhance the durability, Corrosion resistance, and Appearance of metal components, particularly aluminium. The process involves creating a controlled oxide layer on the surface of the metal through electrochemical means, improving both its functional and aesthetic qualities.
Deutsch: Anomalie / Español: Anomalía / Português: Anomalia / Français: Anomalie / Italiano: Anomalia
Anomaly in the context of quality Management refers to any irregularity or deviation from the expected standards or norms within a process, product, or system. Anomalies can indicate underlying issues that, if not identified and addressed, may compromise quality, safety, or compliance. Detecting and investigating anomalies is a key Component of effective quality control and Continuous Improvement.
Deutsch: Anonymisierung / Español: Anonimización / Português: Anonimização / Français: Anonymisation / Italian: Anonimizzazione
Anonymization in the context of quality management refers to the process of removing or altering personal data within a dataset so that individuals cannot be identified, either directly or indirectly. This practice is essential in managing data privacy and ensuring compliance with regulations such as the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) in Europe. Anonymization is a critical step when handling sensitive information within a quality management system (QMS), particularly when data is used for analysis, Auditing, or reporting purposes.
ANSI administers and coordinates the U.S. voluntary standardization and conformity assessment system.
Deutsch: Scheinbar / Español: Aparente / Português: Aparente / Français: Apparent / Italiano: Apparente
Apparent in the context of quality management refers to characteristics or issues that are easily noticeable or observable without requiring detailed analysis. These are often surface-level qualities that can be identified through visual inspection or basic testing.
Deutsch: Erscheinungsbild / Español: Apariencia / Português: Aparência / Français: Apparence / Italiano: Aspetto
Appearance in the context of quality management refers to the physical attributes and characteristics of a product or service that are perceptible by the senses, primarily sight, but can also include touch, smell, and even sound. These attributes significantly impact customer perceptions of quality, influencing satisfaction and purchasing decisions. In quality management, managing and controlling the appearance of products and services is crucial for meeting customer expectations and maintaining brand reputation.