QFD Student Resource Pack
This resource pack was originally created for university students studying QFD as a part of their course work, to foster correct understanding of QFD among academia. It has since become a popular resource for industry professionals. This Pack is currently provided complementally to the attendees of the QFD Institute Symposium on QFD. (one CD or memory stick per attendee on site; no shipment)
Recent Example of QFD Student Resource Pack
- QFD Templates (basic student-version QFD templates including a House of Quality matrix, AHP, and so forth in MS Excel®, intended for students' trial use, not professional version)
- What is QFD?
- Who are the founders of QFD?
- How long has the methodology been around?
- What are the tools of QFD?
- What industries and businesses are using QFD?
- How does QFD differ from other quality initiatives?
- How does QFD offer strategic advantage?
- QFD and ISO and QS Standards
- What are 'expected quality' and 'exciting quality' ?
- What are Traditional QFD and Modern QFD?
- How to implement QFD?
- What are common mistakes that people make when trying to do QFD?
- What is the House of Quality?
- QFD and Six Sigma
- How does QFD approach the Voice of Customer analysis?
- Can QFD be used for a service rather than a product?
- Can QFD be used for software and IT development?
- Can QFD be used for healthcare development?
- How does QFD improve cross-functional communication?
- Influence of Dr. Deming in QFD
- What software do you recommend for my QFD project?
- What QFD resource do you recommend?
- What is the QFD Belt Certificate program?
When feasible, this Pack might also include some of these or other case study papers:
- "The leading edge in QFD: past, present and future”
- “Jurassic QFD: Integrating Service and Product Quality Function Deployment” (The winner of the Design Engineering 1999 Gold Medal)
- “Finding Customer Delights Using QFD”
- “Bagel Sales Double at Host Marriott Using Quality Function Deployment”
- “The Application of Quality Function Deployment (QFD) to Design a Course in Total Quality Management (TQM) at The University of Michigan College of Engineering”
- Other resources that you might be also interested...
- To learn the current best QFD methods and tools for your professional project, consider attending the Public Courses which are compliant with ISO 16355 and include professional-level Moern QFD Templates.