Glossary I

In the context of quality management, the term "inlet" doesn't have a widely recognized or specific definition directly related to the principles or practices of quality management as it's traditionally understood. Quality management focuses on ensuring that products, services, and processes meet consistent standards of excellence, customer satisfaction, and continuous improvement through the use of various tools, methodologies, and systems like ISO 9001, Six Sigma, and Total Quality Management (TQM).

Deutsch: Innovation / Español: Innovación / Português: Inovação / Français: Innovation / Italiano: Innovazione /

In the quality management context, innovation refers to the deliberate and continuous process of introducing new ideas, methods, processes, products, or services that lead to improvements in quality, efficiency, and overall organizational performance. It encompasses the creation and application of novel approaches, technologies, and solutions to enhance an organization's ability to meet customer requirements, adapt to changing market dynamics, and drive continuous improvement. Innovation is a pivotal component of modern quality management systems, enabling organizations to stay competitive and excel in their respective industries.

Deutsch: Instrument / Español: Instrumento / Português: Instrumento / Français: Instrument / Italiano: Strumento

Instrument in the quality management context refers to a tool, device, or mechanism used to measure, monitor, control, or improve the quality of products, services, or processes. Instruments in quality management are critical for ensuring that operations meet established standards and specifications, thereby achieving customer satisfaction and compliance with regulatory requirements. They range from physical devices used in measuring and testing to software tools for data analysis, process monitoring, and management of the quality management system (QMS).

Deutsch: Integrität / Español: Integridad / Português: Integridade / Français: Intégrité / Italiano: Integrità

In the context of quality management, integrity refers to the adherence to ethical principles and the commitment to consistently apply quality standards, practices, and procedures across all aspects of an organization. It involves the honesty, transparency, and accountability of individuals and teams in executing quality-related activities, ensuring that products, services, and processes are delivered as promised and meet the established quality criteria.

Deutsch: Intensität / Español: Intensidad / Português: Intensidade / Français: Intensité / Italiano: Intensità

Intensity in the context of quality management refers to the degree or strength of effort, focus, and resources allocated towards achieving, maintaining, and enhancing the quality of products, services, or processes within an organization. It reflects the level of commitment and the extent of measures implemented to ensure that quality objectives are met and that continuous improvement is pursued.

Deutsch: Schnittstelle / Español: Interfaz / Português: Interface / Français: Interface / Italiano: Interfaccia /

In the context of quality management, an Interface refers to the point of interaction or connection between different components, systems, or entities within an organization or between organizations. Interfaces play a crucial role in quality management by ensuring that information, processes, and communication flow smoothly and efficiently, ultimately contributing to the achievement of quality-related objectives.

The International Organization for Standardization (French: Organisation internationale de normalisation), (ISO), is an international standard--setting body composed of representatives from various national standards organizations. Founded on 23 February 1947, the organization promotes worldwide proprietary, industrial and commercial standards. It is headquartered in Geneva, Switzerland. The organization's name would have different acronyms in different languages so it adopted the short name ISO, based on the Greek word isos ("equal").

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.