Quality tools, risk responses, contract types and procurement processes.
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- What is an Ishikawa diagram used for?
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Root cause analysis and identification of factors contributing to a problem.- What does the Pareto principle state?
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Approximately 80 percent of effects come from 20 percent of causes.- What does a control chart track?
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Process performance over time against upper and lower control limits.- What does a scatter diagram show?
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The relationship and correlation between two variables.- What does a histogram display?
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The frequency distribution of a single variable across a range.- What is a run chart used to track?
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Trends in process performance over time.- What does a flowchart model?
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The sequence of steps and decision points in a process.- What is the primary purpose of a check sheet?
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To collect data in a structured, organized way.- What does Six Sigma represent?
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A quality standard of 3.4 defects per one million opportunities.- What does SPC stand for?
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Statistical Process Control.- What is risk avoidance?
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Changing the project scope or plan to eliminate the risk entirely.- What does risk mitigation do?
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Reduces the probability or impact of a risk occurring.- What is risk acceptance?
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Acknowledging the risk and deciding to deal with its consequences if it occurs.- What does risk transfer accomplish?
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Shifts the impact or responsibility of the risk to a third party.- What is risk escalation?
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Informing senior management or sponsor about a risk that cannot be managed at current level.
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