This document outlines the schedule for a quality conference taking place from November 18-21, 1996. The conference includes a pre-conference seminar on November 18th and a welcoming reception that evening. The main conference runs from November 19-21, with sessions covering various quality-related topics such as Total Quality Management (TQM), ISO 9000, reliability, quality in different industries, and organizational development. Each day consists of morning and afternoon sessions, with coffee breaks in between. The conference concludes on November 21st with additional seminars and a meeting of the Israel Society for Quality.
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The document contains a series of disconnected phrases and web links with no clear context or meaning. It includes phrases in Serbian and Bosnian, dates, prices, names, and URLs. The high level information that can be gathered is that it relates to language education services priced at $7 per day, with an account number and name provided.
This document discusses the qualities that define the entity of an automobile product. It states that the quality of an automobile is made up of the characteristics and phases of its qualities. Determining the values of these qualities is complex and has been studied by many authors. The quality of an automobile can be determined by a formula that incorporates basic qualities of construction, production, and exploitation. Finally, the document discusses how managing quality factors not only of a product but also of an entity like society in a holistic way can drive progress if investigated globally and personally in the 21st century.
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The document presents a schema for evaluating an entity (such as a society) by a customer. The schema involves multiple steps:
1) The customer evaluates the entity's product or service.
2) The evaluation may involve a sub-contractor to assess specific aspects.
3) The sub-contractor's evaluation is influenced by the state of the environment and relevant state regulations.
4) The customer considers all these factors to form an overall evaluation of the entity.
This document discusses using an expert system model to comprehensively assess the quality factors of complex entities like organizations and societies. It proposes developing a model that can describe an entity, quantify various quality characteristics, and help harmonize an entity's quality factors over time. The model would allow for assessing customers' evaluations of an entity along with criteria and metrics for various quality aspects, which could provide insights for an entity's continuous improvement.
This document summarizes several papers presented at a quality conference on various topics related to quality in industrial and healthcare processes. Three papers focused on using radiography and real-time radioscopy to inspect ceramics during manufacturing, implementing quality standards in different cultures, and developing a quality ideology within organizations. Other papers discussed internal quality audits, quality management programs in healthcare in the Middle East, patient reports on preventive healthcare in Israel, cancer treatment standards in Israel, and quality improvement for hypertension treatment.
The document announces the 11th International Conference of the Israel Society for Quality taking place from November 19-21, 1996 in Jerusalem, Israel. It is the second announcement and program for the conference.
The document presents an expert system model called GEEQ(S) for evaluating the effectiveness, efficiency, and risk exposure of various entities including products/services, organizations, suppliers, the state environment, and the state. The model uses a systems approach to develop a hierarchical structure of quality factors for each entity. It then allows customers to assess these factors using metrics and risks to evaluate the overall performance and identify areas for improvement. The GEEQ(S) system can generate reports, plan corrective actions, and analyze the relationships between investment, missing and obtained values to help optimize the synergies between quality factors from the customer's perspective.
This document describes an expert system called GEEQ(S)by a C速. The system enables customers to assess risks related to the quality factors of an entity or society. It develops a complex model to describe and evaluate entities using quality characteristics and metrics. The system uses a multi-criteria assessment method to determine local quality estimators, which are then reduced to a single estimator. It also allows customers to simultaneously assess risks related to state environment, state performance, and their own satisfaction with products/services.
This document discusses the qualities that define the entity of an automobile product. It states that the quality of an automobile is made up of the characteristics and phases of its qualities. Determining the values of these qualities is complex and has been studied by many authors. The quality of an automobile can be determined by a formula that incorporates basic qualities of construction, production, and exploitation. Finally, the document discusses how managing quality factors not only of a product but also of an entity like society in a holistic way can drive progress if investigated globally and personally in the 21st century.
This document discusses quality factors in entities like products and organizations. It defines quality as the totality of characteristics that enable an entity to meet stated and implied needs. For a product, quality factors include functionality, dependability, maintainability, and other economic, aesthetic, ecological and human factors. An organization's quality includes factors relating to its people, processes, and products. The document presents a systems view of analyzing quality, with complex quality concepts represented as systems of interconnected determining elements.
This document contains a table of contents for a publication on total quality and quality management. The table lists 13 sections covering topics like sustainable quality environments, Japanese quality experiences, integrated management systems, developing quality objectives, quality and environmental management integration, and case studies on implementing quality standards and achieving customer satisfaction.
The Institute of Directors is a registered non-profit organization committed to improving the competitiveness of Indian business through total quality strategies. Dr. Madhav Mehra is the President of the Institute of Directors and Chairman of the Worldwide Quality Management Network in the UK. He is also the Chairman of the World Quality Council, an international body constituted to promote and coordinate quality initiatives globally. Dr. Mehra has over three decades of experience in quality management through managerial, consultancy, and teaching roles in India and other countries.
This document discusses total quality management and creating a quality environment for the future. It is an edited book on the topic created by Lt. Gen. J. S. Ahluwalia and published by the Institute of Directors and Excel Books. The book aims to help organizations implement total quality management principles.
The document presents a schema for evaluating an entity (such as a society) by a customer. The schema involves multiple steps:
1) The customer evaluates the entity's product or service.
2) The evaluation may involve a sub-contractor to assess specific aspects.
3) The sub-contractor's evaluation is influenced by the state of the environment and relevant state regulations.
4) The customer considers all these factors to form an overall evaluation of the entity.
This document discusses using an expert system model to comprehensively assess the quality factors of complex entities like organizations and societies. It proposes developing a model that can describe an entity, quantify various quality characteristics, and help harmonize an entity's quality factors over time. The model would allow for assessing customers' evaluations of an entity along with criteria and metrics for various quality aspects, which could provide insights for an entity's continuous improvement.
This document summarizes several papers presented at a quality conference on various topics related to quality in industrial and healthcare processes. Three papers focused on using radiography and real-time radioscopy to inspect ceramics during manufacturing, implementing quality standards in different cultures, and developing a quality ideology within organizations. Other papers discussed internal quality audits, quality management programs in healthcare in the Middle East, patient reports on preventive healthcare in Israel, cancer treatment standards in Israel, and quality improvement for hypertension treatment.
The document announces the 11th International Conference of the Israel Society for Quality taking place from November 19-21, 1996 in Jerusalem, Israel. It is the second announcement and program for the conference.
The document presents an expert system model called GEEQ(S) for evaluating the effectiveness, efficiency, and risk exposure of various entities including products/services, organizations, suppliers, the state environment, and the state. The model uses a systems approach to develop a hierarchical structure of quality factors for each entity. It then allows customers to assess these factors using metrics and risks to evaluate the overall performance and identify areas for improvement. The GEEQ(S) system can generate reports, plan corrective actions, and analyze the relationships between investment, missing and obtained values to help optimize the synergies between quality factors from the customer's perspective.
This document describes an expert system called GEEQ(S)by a C速. The system enables customers to assess risks related to the quality factors of an entity or society. It develops a complex model to describe and evaluate entities using quality characteristics and metrics. The system uses a multi-criteria assessment method to determine local quality estimators, which are then reduced to a single estimator. It also allows customers to simultaneously assess risks related to state environment, state performance, and their own satisfaction with products/services.
1. EKSPERTNI SISTEM
OPTA OCENA-RIZICI KVALITETA ENTITETA
(DRUTVO) OD STRANE KORISNIKA
MERENJE EFEKTIVNOSTI, EFIKASNOSTI I
IZLO貼ENOSTI RIZIKU
KORISNIKA, PROIZVODA ILI USLUGE,
ORGANIZACIJE, ISPORUILACA, OKRU貼ENJA
DR貼AVE I DR貼AVE
2. UVOD
Faktori kvaliteta entiteta (dru邸tvo) Dr転ava, Okru転enje dr転ave,
Organizacija, Isporuioci, Proizvod ili usluga, Makro procesi
uz kriterijume i kvantifikaciju (metriku) kvaliteta predmet su
permanentne op邸te ocene-rizika od strane korisnika.
Kori邸enjem vi邸ekriterijumske ekspertske analize, prikazan je
razvijen kompleksan model entiteta (dru邸tvo) podr転an
funkcionalnim softverom. Razmatrani model (ekspertni sistem
OKED速) je pogodan za opisivanje i ocenjivanje uz rizike
kompleksnih entiteta, ukljuujui veliki broj razliitih
karakteristika kvaliteta, koje se te邸ko mogu uvek egzaktno i
analitiki odrediti. Kori邸enjem gore navedene modelske
harmonizacije faktora kvaliteta mogu da se dobiju entiteti koje
emo razmatrati.
3. SISTEMSKI PRISTUP
Sistemski pristup u sluaju faktora kvaliteta entiteta (proizvod
ili usluga, Q1) zasnovan je na skupu karakteristika koje
zadovoljavaju iskazane i podrazumevane potrebe. Specificirane
potrebe su zapravo karakteristike: funkcionalnosti, sigurnosti
funkcionisanja, pogodnosti odr転avanja, ekonomske, estetske,
ekolo邸ke, humane i druge. Sa stanovi邸ta sistemskog pristupa
faktor kvaliteta entiteta (organizacija, Q2) odnosno
(isporuioci, Q3) se mogu posmatrati kao socio-tehniko-
ekonomski sistem iji su osnovni elementi ili podsistemi sledei
entiteti: ljudi, procesi i proizvodi ili usluge. Slo転eni koncepti iz
oblasti kvaliteta posebno faktor kvaliteta entiteta (okru転enje
dr転ave, Q4), faktor kvaliteta entiteta (dr転ava, Q5) i faktor
kvaliteta entiteta (makro procesi, Q6) se takoe mogu
posmatrati kao sistemi.
4. SISTEMSKI PRISTUP
Pojmovi koji odreuju posmatrani koncept kvaliteta predstavljaju
elemente sistema i sa njihovim meusobnim vezama odreuju
sistem. Korist od ovakvog predstavljanja slo転enih koncepata
kvaliteta jeste u uvoenju sistemskog hijerarhijskog modela za
sve posmatrane faktore kvaliteta entiteta (dru邸tvo), 邸to
osigurava jednoznanost i sveobuhvatnost u njihovom
razmatranju.Korisnik (kupac) sa svojim kriterijumima i
kvantifikacijom (metrikom) kvaliteta u polo転aju je da daje
op邸tu ocenu-rizike (OIQo, R) navedenih faktora kvaliteta
nalazei se na vrhu hijerarhijskog modela, koji je usmeren:
ka njemu (kroz potrebe, oekivanja i dobijenu vrednost
ODV) i na pobolj邸anje procesa Sl.1.
6. METOD ZA OCENU
FAKTORA KVALITETA
Vi邸ekriterijumska ekspertna ocena predvia odreivanje veeg
broja lokalnih indeksa ocena / rizik koje opisuju pojedina
svojstva slo転enih sistema. Lokalne ocene / rizici utiu razliitim
intenzitetom na op邸tu ocenu / rizik. Njihov uticaj se uzima u
obzir odgovarajuim koeficijentom vrednovanja koji je unapred
definisan takoe ekspertnom metodom. Lokalne ocene / rizik su
relativizirane u odnosu na vrednost maksimalnih ocena koje je
mogue postii u pogledu razmatranog svojstva sistema koji se
ocenjuje i prema matematikom modelu svedene na interval od
0 do 1. Tako definisane, one su uporedive i za sasvim razliite
vrste svojstava. Metod je hijerarhijski i dozvoljava da svaka
ocena / rizik na ni転em nivou mo転e biti dalje razlo転ena po istom
principu.
7. EKSPERTNI SISTEM
OKED速
Ekspertni sistem OKED速 (model, metod, softver) obezbeuje
korisniku u realnom vremenu, pomou audita (meseno,
dvomeseno, kvartalno, polugodi邸nje i sl.) da ocenjuje uz rizike
svoj poslovni sistem, kritine kontrolne take poslovnih procesa
(sa donjom i gornjom granicom i preventivno / korektivnim
merama) kao i konkurentske kompanije. Istovremeno kupci su
u mogunosti da ocenjuju uz rizike svoje zadovoljstvo
nezadovoljstvo odnosno oekivanja-dobijenu vrednost u
procesu kupovine proizvoda ili usluge, u njenom 転ivotnom veku.
Korisnik (organizacija) je istovremeno u mogunosti da
ocenjuje uz rizike i performanse okru転enja dr転ave, i dr転avu u
kojoj posluje, utvrujui kritine kontrolne take procesa (sa
donjom i gornjom granicom i odgovarajuim preventivno /
korektivnim merama).
8. EKSPERTNI SISTEM
OKED速Ekspertnim sistemom OKED速 se pomou (ocena, koeficijent
vrednovanja, rizik, koeficijent vrednovanja) mere performanse
proizvoda ili usluge, performanse organizacije i isporuilaca
(u skladu sa meunarodnim standardom kvaliteta ISO
9001/2000), perfomanse okru転enja dr転ave (makro i mikro
ekonomije ukljuujui infrastrukturu i resurse; javne
infrastrukture i resursa; nevladinih organizacija i resursa;
nauno - tehnolo邸ke infrastrukture i resursa; pravno -
normativne infrastrukture i resursa; edukacione infrastrukture i
resurse; socijalne, zdravstvene infrastrukture i resursa;
performansedr転ave sa izvr邸nom infrastrukturom i resursima; sa
zakonodavnom infrastrukturom i resursima; sa sudskom
infrastrukturom i resursima.
Ekspertnim sistemom OKED速 je omogueno planiranje, analiza
i proces pobolj邸anja svih faktora kvaliteta entiteta (Dru邸tvo) i
generisanje izve邸taja sa ulo転enom, izgubljenom i dobijenom
vredno邸u za : proizvod ili uslugu-(Q1,R1,DV1), organizaciju-
(Q2,R2,DV2),isporuioce-(Q3,R3,DV3), okru転enje dr転ave-
(Q4,R4,DV4), dr転avu-(Q5,R5,DV5) i kupce-(OIQo,R,ODV).
10. EKSPERTNI SISTEM
OKED速
Kada se korisnik odlui da plati proizvod ili uslugu (Q1) on
istovremeno kupuje i pripadajuu uslugu organizacije (Q2),
isporuilaca (Q3), okru転enja dr転ave (Q4) i dr転ave (Q5) entiteta
sa prostora gde je nastao (Q1) u njegovom 転ivotnom veku. Na
ovaj nain faktori kvaliteta entiteta kreiraju generiki lanac
vrednosti (ulo転ena, izgubljena, dobijena vrednost) za korisnika.
Efektivnost, efikasnost i izlo転enost riziku su osnovna merila
uspe邸nosti sinergijskog delovanja faktora kvaliteta entiteta
(dru邸tvo) za korisnika Sl.2 i izve邸taji. Standard JUS ISO
9000/2001 defini邸e efektivnost kao meru realizacije planiranih
aktivnosti i planiranih rezultata a efikasnost kao odnos
ostvarenih rezultata i upotrebljenih resursa. Autor defini邸e
izlo転enost riziku kao odnos izgubljene i ulo転ene vrednosti.
Procesi, proizvodi ili usluge tro邸e aktivnosti, a aktivnosti tro邸e
resurse.
Ovaj rad ini celinu sa objavljenim u referenci /5,6/.
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