This document discusses the role and importance of quality in business. It defines quality as ensuring goods and services meet customer needs through systematic policies and procedures. The document outlines the history of quality practices dating back to ancient Egypt and their increasing importance today. It also lists popular quality management techniques like Six Sigma and strategies for good customer service, noting that poor service is the top reason customers leave. Maintaining high quality is important for customer satisfaction and business results.
This document discusses the role and importance of quality in business. It defines quality as ensuring goods and services meet customer needs through systematic policies and procedures. The document outlines the history of quality practices dating back to ancient Egypt and their increasing importance today. It also lists popular quality management techniques like Six Sigma and strategies for good customer service, noting that poor service is the top reason customers leave. Maintaining high quality is important for customer satisfaction and business results.
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This document discusses the role and importance of quality in business. It defines quality as ensuring goods and services meet customer needs through systematic policies and procedures. The document outlines the history of quality practices dating back to ancient Egypt and their increasing importance today. It also lists popular quality management techniques like Six Sigma and strategies for good customer service, noting that poor service is the top reason customers leave. Maintaining high quality is important for customer satisfaction and business results.
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AGENDA DEFNTON OF "&ALITY HSTORY OF "&ALITY TOP FRMS WHCH EMPHASZE "&ALITY "&ALITYMANAGEMENT TECHNQUES SX SGMA B&$INE$$ RESULTS AFTER "&ALITY MPROVEMENT STRATEDGES TO BE EMPLOYED CUSTOMER SERVCE WHAT I$ "&ALITY? "&ALITY refers to the systematic policies, methods and procedures used to ensure that goods and services are produced with levels that satisfy customer needs. M<IPLE DEFINITION$ PERFECTION CON$I$TENCY PERFECTION CONSSTENCY ELMNATNG ELMNATNG WASTE WASTE SPEED OF DELVERY SPEED OF DELVERY COMPLENCE WTH POLCES AND COMPLENCEPROCEDURES AND PROCEDURES WTH POLCES DONG T RGHT THE FRST TME TOTAL CUSTOMER DONG T RGHT THE FRST TME SERVCE AND SATSFACTON TOTAL CUSTOMER SERVCE AND SATSFACTON HI$TORY OF "&ALITY 1450 B.C Egypt pyramid construction used statistical analysis for construction. 1940-50 Needed dissemination of quaIity control technique. They gradually migrated to industries. 1990-2000-Market driven strategy. Present-mportance in car and healthcare industry. TOP FIRM$ WHICH EMPHA$IZE "&ALITY o o o o o Nokia Adidas Ford $atyam cinemas WaImart "&ALITY MANAGEMENT TECHNI"&E$ SX SGMA STATSTCAL PROCESS CONTROL CONTNOUS PROCESS MPROVEMENT ZERO DEFECTS"&ALITY CRCLE TOTAL "&ALITY MANAGEMENT(TQM) $IX $IGMA Six sigma is a business management strategy originally developed by Motorola. Six sigma seeks to improvequaIity of process outputs by identifying and removing the causes of defects (errors)& variability in manufacturing and business process. t uses a a set quaIity management methods including statiscal methods and creates a special infrastructure of people within the organization. Each six sigma project carried out within an organization follows a defined sequence of steps and has quantified financial targets (cost reduction or profit increase). LI$T OF $IX $IGMA COMPANIE$ B&$INE$$ RE$<$ AFTER "&ALITY IMPROVEMENT Improved empIoyee skiII. Improved productivity. Improved customer satisfaction. -8% improvement in return to saIes. -9% improvement in assets. $TRATEGIE$ TO BE EMPLOYED No gold plating. Dont give extras -adds no value. -it is beyond scope. -could cost more. -may be based on impressions not requests. -must be planned not inspected. C&$TOMER $ERVICE Any or all interactions which the customer has with your organization while conducting business. t is the ability to provide a service or product in the way it has been promised t is also about treating customers with respect, individuality, and personal attention WHY C&$TOMER$ LEAVE? Poor $ervice 69% 13% 9% 9% Product Dissatisfaction Others Better Prices EIsewhere WHAT "&ALITIE$ ARE IMPORTANT TO O&R C&$TOMER$? Accuracy FriendIiness TimeIiness Efficiency Courtesy Honesty C&$TOMER $ERVICE- G&E$T G Greet the customer U Understand customer needs E Explain features and benefits S Suggest additional items T Thank the customer TIP$ FOR A GOOD C&$TOMER $ERVICE Make yourself presentable/well groomed Greet each customer as he/she enters your service area. Make any eye contact when speaking to customers Be a good listener and show interest in what the customer is saying Dont chat with other staff when customers are around Make customers feel important & appreciated Avoid rushing or doing too many things at once Apologize when something goes wrong Use positive verbal & body language THE KILLER WORD B&T "uestions Download this Document for FreePrintMobileCollections