Glossary T
Glossary T
Deutsch: Transfer / Español: Transfer / Français: Transfert
In the quality management context, transfer refers to the movement of products, information, or services from one place or person to another. The focus of quality management in transfer is on ensuring that the transfer is done accurately, efficiently, and in a way that meets the specified requirements and standards..
Deutsch: Übergang / Español: transición / Português: transição / Français: transition / Italiano: transizione
Transition in the quality management context refers to the process of moving from one quality management system (QMS), standard, or methodology to another. This often involves updating processes, procedures, and documentation to comply with new or revised standards, such as transitioning from ISO 9001:2008 to ISO 9001:2015. The goal is to ensure that the organization continues to meet quality requirements while improving its overall quality management practices.
Deutsch: Übersetzung / Español: Traducción / Português: Tradução / Français: Traduction / Italiano: Traduzione /
In the context of quality management, translation does not refer to the process of converting text or speech from one language to another. Instead, it can be understood metaphorically as the process of transforming or adapting quality management principles, standards, and practices to fit different cultural, organizational, or operational contexts. This adaptation ensures that quality management systems (QMS) are effectively implemented and maintained across diverse environments and sectors.
Deutsch: Übertragbarkeit / Español: Transmisibilidad / Português: Transmissibilidade / Français: Transmissibilité / Italian: Trasmissibilità
Transmissibility in the quality management context refers to the ability to transfer or convey a certain quality, characteristic, or property from one part of a system to another. This concept is critical in ensuring that quality standards are consistently maintained across different processes, components, or stages of production.
Deutsch: Transparenz / Español: Transparencia / Português: Transparência / Français: Transparence / Italiano: Trasparenza
Transparency in the Quality management context refers to the clear, open, and honest communication of processes, performance metrics, decisions, and outcomes within an organisation. It ensures that stakeholders, including employees, customers, and Regulatory bodies, have access to accurate information about quality practices, objectives, and performance, fostering trust and accountability.
Deutsch: Transport / Español: Transporte / Português: Transporte / Français: Transport / Italiano: Trasporto
Transportation in quality management refers to the processes and methods involved in moving goods or materials from one location to another while ensuring that quality standards and requirements are maintained throughout the journey.
Deutsch: Behandlung / Español: Tratamiento / Português: Tratamento / Français: Traitement / Italiano: Trattamento
Treatment in the context of Quality management refers to the actions or steps taken to address identified issues, improve processes, or mitigate risks to achieve the desired level of quality. It encompasses corrective, preventive, and improvement measures applied to processes, products, or services within an organisation to meet quality standards and expectations.
Deutsch: Trend / Español: Tendencia / Português: Tendência / Français: Tendance / Italiano: Tendenza /
In the context of quality management, a trend refers to a pattern, direction, or change in performance or quality data over time. Identifying trends is crucial for understanding how processes are performing and for making informed decisions about quality improvements. Trends can indicate improvements, deteriorations, or stable conditions in the quality of products, services, or processes, and they are often used to predict future performance and identify areas needing corrective actions or further analysis.