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QICID: 24175
Title: What's Wrong With Quality Function Deployment (QFD)? And How to Do Better With Impact Estimation Tables
Copyright: ASQ
Author: Gilb, Tom
Organization: Result Planning Limited
Subject: Software quality, Quality function deployment (QFD), Design efficiencies, Estimation, Stakeholders, Customer requirements;
Series: Software Quality Professional, Vol. 10, No. 2, March 2008, pp. 4-19
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Abstract: [This abstract is based on the author’s abstract.]
While quality function design (QFD) is an effective method for analyzing the relationship between designs and related qualities, there are many specification notations that are poorly defined and subjective. As a result, the analysis of such a design fails to provide a useful understanding of the power of designs to satisfy a set of requirements. More useful technology description options are suggested that may lead to an upgrade of QFD and similar practices.
Number of pages: 16
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