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Cost of Quality
Cost of Quality
The diagram
the x axis and y axis
% of defects in x axis and cost in y axis
We are assuming there is company analysing a company making covid vaccines a factory going out the product may have defects . It could be mechanised or manual but defects can be there.
Let us say a factory gas 100% defects on the other hand one has 100% quality products are sent out and manufactured.
0% defect is perfect quality .
There are various cost attached to quality
Failure cost - If we are sending perfect quality goods there will be no failure . if we are producing bad quality product failure cost is high
Internal failure when you found out the failure before sending out.
External failure when the consumer found out failure.
If one hair accessory is found out by seller then it is internal
if found out by consumer is external .
In internal we will put effort to improve the product.
In external brand quality , goodwill will go down . It is not monetary form of failure but apart from that there will be a bad word of mouth.
Prevention cost - in order to create product there will guidelines some prevention done to reduce defects , cost attached to not to produce defects.
A proper training should be given if someone getting raw material we need to check . Regular keep on checking the quality of the product .
In case of 0% non quality there are not doing prevention so 0% prevention cost is there when that happen if we want proper quality so prevention cost will go up.
Prevention cost includes Prevent non conformity .
The optimum quality is when the total cost of quality is less . Here we are not putting effort for preventive cost and nor having very failure.
Perfect quality 100% is not feasible in real life.
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