Is any of these Not True about Quality ?

Submitted by jason on Fri, 08/22/2008 - 06:09.

Hi Friends,

 

Is any not True ?

a) Quality should be tested and inspected into work results on a regular basis.

b) The primary cost of meeting quality requirements is the expense associated with project quality management activites.

c) The primary benefit of meeting quality requirements is less rework, which means higher productivity , lower Costs, and increased stakeholder satisfaction.

 

regards

Moranz

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These appear true to me.

Submitted by taherk on Fri, 08/22/2008 - 12:22.
These appear true to me.

Dear Taherk, Your answer

Submitted by jason on Sat, 08/23/2008 - 03:16.

Dear Taherk,

Your answer is correct based on the answer for the question. These options are all correct according to the standard answer.

However, I like to clarify about quality and work results.

In another reply to my another question about Quality, i.e. "What is Quality Audit",

you mentioned , and I totally agree, that quality audit is about checking if quality processes are being followed and not checking work results.

In short, I am unable to understand the option 'a'. It says "inspection into work results." To be honest, I do not think I really understand what this phrase means.

Would you be so kind as to help clarify for me.

My exam is coming up soon.

Thanks for the help!

regards

Moranz

 

Both the processes and

Submitted by DPS on Tue, 10/14/2008 - 14:38.
Both the processes and results should be checked regularly. For the processes quality refers to all process stages are within the standard parameters defined by the QC or QA. Likewise, the results should be always within the expected specifications of requirements. And the results will help in determining the processes if still working or functioning within the parameters defined.

I think the answer is A - But not very positive

Submitted by zerry.siddhu on Fri, 11/07/2008 - 18:51.

You dont do the "Inspection" regularly, instead the book says you perform the 'Prevention" regularly on the project (see topic "Prevention over Inspection"). Also, inspection is done only after the deliverable is produced.

 

Another way to solve it is by "Picking Wrong Out" - Option B and C are solid correct, so only option left is A....

 

Hope it make sense, I am learning too, my exam is in few weeks - So, I might be wrong too.