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Welcome! Happy World Quality Day 2012 Quality Quiz Role Players Quiz Master Neelakanta Ratnam 2 Special Thanks For providing the Audience Response System for Quality Quiz 3 4 th Continual Improvement & Innovation Symposium Hotel H,


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Welcome! Happy World Quality Day 2012

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Quality Quiz Role Players

Quiz Master

Neelakanta Ratnam

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Special Thanks

For providing the Audience Response System for Quality Quiz

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4th Continual Improvement & Innovation Symposium

Hotel H, Dubai 28-November-2012

Quality Quiz Competition 2012

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Rules

 40 multiple choice questions (Choices : 1, 2, 3, 4 )  Each question addressed to all teams  15 seconds to answer  Teams answer by pressing the correct button on their clickers  Screen will show which team(s) answered correctly  + 10 points for each correct answer  No negative marking  In case of a tie , each team in the tie will be asked one question. Team not answering or answering wrong will be out.  This may be repeated until only one team is left at that place.

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Test Question 1 What is the day today ?

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  • 1. Sunday
  • 2. Monday
  • 3. Thursday
  • 4. Wednesday
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4) Wednesday

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Fastest Responders (in seconds)

Seconds Participant Seconds Participant 4.495 1, SRFO 1 18.191 2, SRFO 2 8.745 6, EMAL 2 19.446 7, DUCAB 9.695 13, DUCAB 2 37.752 9, EMIRATES FLIGHT C... 10.707 8, DUBAL 2 38.904 3, DEWA SCADA 10.707 4, DUBAL 1 11.206 10, EMAL 3 14.042 14, EMAL 4 14.611 5, EMAL 1 14.611 11, DUBAL 3 15.656 12, MRHE

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Test Question 2 Some months have 31 days : how many have 28?

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  • 1. 1
  • 2. 2
  • 3. 9
  • 4. 12
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4) 12

  • All the months are having 28 days
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Test Question 3 Take 1000 and add 40 to it. Now add another 1000. Now add 30. Add another 1000. Now add 20. Now add another 1000. Now add 10. What is the total?

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  • 1. 5000
  • 2. 5100
  • 3. 4100
  • 4. 6000
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3) 4100

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Test Question 4 Mary’s father has five daughters;

  • 1. Nana, 2. Nene, 3.Nini, 4.Nono. What is the

name of the fifth daughter?

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1. Neno 2. Nunu 3. Mary 4. Nino

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3) Mary

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Test Question 5 In which year DQG was established?

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1. 1992 2. 1993 3. 1994 4. 1995

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3) 1994

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Resetting Session

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Are you ready?

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  • Q1. What is Andon Board?

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1. Visual control for First In First Out 2. Visual control for inventory level 3. Visual control for process map 4. Visual control device on production line for defect warning

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4) Visual control device on production line for defect warning

  • Andon Board displays production and

defect rates.

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  • Q2. “No U Turn” sign board comes

under which S of the 5S?

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  • 1. Seiri
  • 2. Seiton
  • 3. Seiso
  • 4. Seiketsu
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4) Seikestu

 Seiketsu is the 4th of the 5S. It means Standardization.  A “No U Turn” sign is a standard sign, hence it comes under “Seiketsu” or standardization.

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  • Q3. In order to get Deming Application Prize,

an organisation must independently score….% marks in Leadership, Management Systems and Unique Practice…

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7% 14% 71% 7%

  • 1. 50%
  • 2. 60%
  • 3. 70%
  • 4. 90%
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3) 70%

In order to get Deming Application Prize an organisation has to independently score minimum 70% marks in each of the three main criteria, viz. Leadership, Management System, Unique Practice.

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  • Q4. What is “Triple Bottom Line”?

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  • 1. Gross Profit, Net

Profit and Profit After Tax

  • 2. People, Planet,

Profit

  • 3. Sales, Income,

Profit

  • 4. None of the above
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2) People, Planet, Profit

  • The triple bottom line (abbreviated

as TBL or 3BL, and also known as people, planet, profit or the three pillars) captures an expanded spectrum of values and criteria for measuring

  • rganizational (and societal) success:

economic, ecological, and social.

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Q.5 Who popularised the concept of “Reverse Innovation”?

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  • 1. Norton and

Kaplan

  • 2. Edward D Bono &

Tony Buzan

  • 3. Vijay Govindrajan

and Chris Trimble

  • 4. Steve Jobs
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3) Vijay Govindrajan and Chris Trimble

  • They are professors in Dartmouth College

and have authored the bestseller “Reverse Innovation – Create far from home, win everywhere”.

  • Reverse Innovation refers to flow of

innovation from developing to developed countries.

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Q6 . ….. Is part of technique in TOC (Theory of Constraints)?

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1. Drum Buffer Rope (DBR) 2. PDPC 3. Brainstorming 4. EVOP

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1) Drum Buffer Rope (DBR)

Drum Buffer Rope (DBR) is a planning and scheduling solution derived from the Theory of Constraints (ToC) The fundamental assumption of DBR is that within any plant there is one or a limited number

  • f scarce resources which control the overall
  • utput of the plant

This is the “drum” which sets the pace for all

  • ther resources
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  • Q7. .. Is diagram that shows all possible

logical relations between a finite collection of sets.

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1. Fishbone diagram 2. Affinity diagram 3. VENN diagram 4. Cause & Effect diagram

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1) VENN diagram

Venn diagram or set diagram – shows all possible logical relations between a finite collection of sets This was conceived around 1880 by John Venn. They are used to teach elementary set theory, as well as illustrate simple set relationships in probability, logic, statistics

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Q 8. What is called TAKT time

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1. Mean time to recovery 2. Mean time between the failures 3. Rate of supplier demand 4. Rate of customer demand

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4) Rate of customer demand

  • TAKT is the heartbeat of lean system
  • It is the rate of customer demand
  • It is the tool to link production to the

customer by matching the pace of production to the pace of actual final sales.

  • It defines the rate which material and

product flow through the value stream

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Q 9. Who is called the “Founder of Quality in Healthcare and Medical Outcomes Research”?

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  • 1. Deming
  • 2. Avedis Donabedian
  • 3. Quaker
  • 4. Kurt Lewin
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2) Avedis Donabedian

He was a physician and founder of the study of quality in health care and medical outcomes research He was born in Beirut. He collated the growing literature of health services research. Much of his work was detailed exposition of the concepts and methods required to examine these fundamental aspects of health care.

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  • Q10. The following is one of the

newly added concepts to the “8 Fundamental Concepts of Excellence” by EFQM:

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  • 1. Ethics
  • 2. Managing with

Agility

  • 3. People

participation

  • 4. Leading with

values

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2) Managing with Agility

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  • Q11. Identify the person..

“Father of Scientific Management”?

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  • 1. F.W. Taylor
  • 2. F.F. Taylor
  • 3. Karl Pearson
  • 4. Bill Smith
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1) F.W. Taylor

 He was an American mechanical engineer who sought to improve industrial efficiency.  He is regarded as the father of scientific management and was one of the first management consultants.  He was one of the intellectual leaders of the Efficiency Movement and his ideas, broadly conceived, were highly influential in the Progressive

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Q12. Identify the person:

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1. Karl Peterson 2. Karl Marxson 3. Karl Pearson 4. None of the above.

 In 1911 he founded the world's first university statistics department at University College London..  He is known for chi-square test and correlation coefficient in statistics

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3) Karl Pearson.

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  • Q13. Identify the person ..

“Father of Six Sigma”?

1. Jamie Lynn Smith 2. Bill Smith 3. James Lynn Smith 4. Karl Peterson

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2) Bill Smith

 He is the "Father of Six Sigma".  He was working with Motorola, served as vice president and senior quality assurance manager for the Land Mobile Products Sector.  Six Sigma is the TQM spin-off that has generated billions of dollars for Motorola.  He was especially proud of his role in Motorola's winning the prestigious Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Award. The Baldrige Award came in 1988, two years after Motorola implemented his Six Sigma principles.

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  • Q14. What is “biomimicry”?:

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1. Learning to solve technical problems from nature 2. Use of biotechnological methods 3. Using computers in biology 4. Total Procurement Management

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1) Learning to solve technical problems from nature

  • Biomimetics or Biomimicry is not a new idea.

Humans have been looking at nature for answers to both complex and simple problems throughout our existence

  • Nature has solved many of today’s engineering

problems such as hydrophobicity, wind resistance, self-assembly and harnessing solar energy through the evolutionary mechanics of selective advantages.

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Q 15. When is the world environment day ?

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  • 1. March 8
  • 2. June 5
  • 3. May 22
  • 4. October 8
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2) June 5

  • On this day in 1972, the Stockholm

conference on Human Environment was held in Sweden.

  • Since then the world environment day is

celebrated on this day

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Q 16. Which is the National Standardization body in UAE?

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1. Emirates Standards bureau 2. Emirates Standards Institution 3. Emirates Authority for standardization and Metrology 4. None of the above

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3) Emirates Authority for Standardization and Metrology

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  • Q17. Who said it ?

“You can’t let your failures define

  • you. You have to let your failures

teach you”

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  • 1. Jack Welch
  • 2. Kichiro Toyoda
  • 3. Joseph M. Juran
  • 4. Barak Obama
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4) Barak Obama

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Q18. Heinrich Law is applied to the following…

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  • 1. Accident Analysis
  • 2. Occupational

Health Analysis

  • 3. Cash Flow

Analysis

  • 4. Autonomous

Maintenance

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1) Accident Analysis

  • Herbert

William Heinrich, was an American industrial safety pioneer introduced this concept in 1931.

  • Heinrich’s work is the basis for the theory
  • f behavior-based safety, which holds that

as many as 95% of all workplace accidents are caused by unsafe acts.

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Q 19. Father of management by

  • bjectives (MBO)?

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  • 1. Frederic Taylor
  • 2. Peter Drucker
  • 3. Henri Fayol
  • 4. Max weber
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2) Peter Drucker

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Q20. Who popularised Policy Function Deployment (or Hoshin Kanri)?

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  • 1. Kaoru Ishikawa
  • 2. Yoji Akao
  • 3. W.E. Deming
  • 4. Peter Drucker
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2) Yoji Akao

 He is a Japanese planning specialist  He developed Quality Function Deployment (a group decision making technique).  He won the Deming Prize in 1978. He is also two times winner of Quality Control Literature Prize in year 1960 and 1978  His famous books are Quality Function Deployment: Integrating Customer Requirements Into Product Design (1991) and Hoshin Kanri: Policy Deployment for Successful TQM (Corporate Leadership) (1990)

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  • Q21. The ISO 50001:2011 standard

pertains to …..

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1. Equipment Management System 2. Environment Management System 3. Ecological Management Systems 4. Energy Management System

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4) Energy Management System

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Q22. The ISO 31000:2009 standard pertains to …..

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  • 1. Sustainable

Development

  • 2. Social

Reasonability

  • 3. Disaster

Management

  • 4. Risk Management
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4) Risk Management

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Q 23. A Total Quality Management (TQM) strategy developed by Motorola company in 1986;

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  • 1. Plan-Do-Check-

Act

  • 2. Six Sigma
  • 3. MBO
  • 4. PERT
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2) Six Sigma

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Q 24. Who said it ? “Be a yardstick of Quality”

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  • 1. Barak Obama
  • 2. Steve Jobs
  • 3. Jerry Yang
  • 4. Akio Morita
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2) Steve Jobs

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Q 25. Which one does NOT fall in Maslow’s Hierarchy of needs

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  • 1. Security needs
  • 2. Social needs
  • 3. Existing needs
  • 4. Self Actualization

needs

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3) Existing needs

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  • Q26. The square root of the variance
  • f a distribution is called:

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  • 1. Standard

deviation

  • 2. Mean
  • 3. Range
  • 4. None of these
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1) Standard Deviation

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  • Q27. Which kind of variation can be

seen in a control chart?

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  • 1. Inherent variation
  • 2. Special cause

variation

  • 3. Random variation
  • 4. All of the above
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4) All of the above.

  • 1. Inherent variation
  • 2. Special cause variation
  • 3. Random variation
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  • Q28. Which of the following

statements describes discrete data?

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1. It takes 3 hours 48 minutes to fly from LA to New York 2. Of 225 people on the airplane, 85 had connecting flights 3. The flight arrived at 9:08 PM 4. There were 5,923 gallons of fuel consumed

  • n the flight
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2)Of 225 people on the airplane, 85 had connecting flights.

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Q29. The factor D4 in X-bar and R control charts is used to:

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1. Determine the upper control limit of the range chart 2. Establish the control limit of a range chart 3. Correct the bias in estimating the population 4. Determine the lower control limit of a range chart

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1) Determine the upper control limit of the range chart

Upper Control Limit = D4 x R-bar R Sub-group Numbers 1 5 10 15 20 25…..

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Q 30. Cusum chart is best used for…..

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1. Understanding cyclic variability 2. Understanding assignable causes 3. Nothing, it’s a hoax. 4. Detecting and estimating process shift

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4) Detecting and estimating process shift

CUSUM chart stands for “Cumulative Sum” of deviation from the target and puts equal weight on the current and recent past data