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Deutsch: Strukturierung / Español: Estructuración / Português: Estruturação / Français: Structuration / Italiano: Strutturazione
Structuring in the context of Quality management refers to the systematic organisation and arrangement of processes, resources, responsibilities, and procedures to ensure that a Quality Management System (QMS) is effective, efficient, and aligned with the organisation's quality objectives. Proper structuring helps standardise operations, reduce Variability, and provide a clear framework for achieving consistent quality.
Deutsch: Unterschicht / Español: subcapa / Português: subcamada / Français: sous-couche / Italiano: sottostrato
Sublayer in quality management refers to an underlying layer or component within a broader system or structure that contributes to the overall quality and performance. This term is often used in various industries to describe elements that, although not always visible or directly interacted with, play a critical role in ensuring the integrity and functionality of the final product or service.
Deutsch: Einreichung / Español: Presentación / Português: Submissão / Français: Soumission / Italiano: Sottomissione
Submission in quality management refers to the process of formally delivering documents, reports, data, or product samples to regulatory authorities, clients, or internal stakeholders for review and Approval. This process ensures that the organisation's products, services, or processes comply with predefined quality standards, regulations, or contract requirements.
Deutsch: subnetzabhängig / Español: dependiente de subred / Português: dependente de sub-rede / Français: dépendant du sous-réseau / Italiano: dipendente dalla sottorete
Subnetwork-dependent in the quality management context refers to the reliance on specific subnetworks within an organization's network infrastructure to achieve and maintain quality standards. This concept highlights how different parts of a network can influence the overall performance, reliability, and quality of processes and systems. The term emphasizes that quality management processes or outcomes may vary based on the performance and characteristics of these subnetworks.
Deutsch: Substanz / Español: Sustancia / Português: Substância / Français: Substance / Italiano: Sostanza
Substance in the context of quality management refers to the essential quality or the inherent essence of a product, service, or process that determines its value, effectiveness, and reliability. It emphasizes the core attributes and characteristics that make a product or service what it is, beyond mere superficial aspects or quantitative measures.
Deutsch: Teilsystem / Español: Subsistema / Português: Subsistema / Français: Sous-système / Italiano: Sottosistema
In the Quality management context, a subsystem refers to a smaller, defined component or module within a larger Quality management system (QMS). Subsystems are distinct units that contribute to the overall performance and functionality of the QMS, ensuring that specific aspects of quality, compliance, or operational Efficiency are addressed in a structured manner.
Deutsch: Erfolg / Español: Éxito / Português: Sucesso / Français: Succès / Italiano: Successo
Success in the Quality management context refers to the achievement of desired quality objectives, such as meeting customer expectations, ensuring compliance with standards, and driving continuous improvement. It signifies the effective implementation of quality management practices that result in measurable, positive outcomes for the organisation, its stakeholders, and its customers.
Deutsch: Saugwirkung / Español: Succión / Português: Sucção / Français: Aspiration / Italiano: Aspirazione
Suction in the context of quality management refers to the process or technique of using a vacuum or reduced pressure to move materials or substances. This concept is especially relevant in industries where precision, cleanliness, and efficiency are critical for maintaining quality standards.