(+91) 8283802090In today’s competitive world, organizations must continuously improve to meet customer expectations. Quality Management with Six Sigma helps organizations improve overall performance by reducing errors, minimizing waste, and increasing efficiency. Quality is no longer limited to customer satisfaction; it also creates value for employees, suppliers, and society. Modern quality management focuses on the entire system, including safety, environment, and social responsibility. Internal customer satisfaction plays a key role in achieving external customer satisfaction. Quality is a continuous process that begins with good design, follows proper standards, and ends with high performance and continuous improvement.
Quality Management with Six Sigma
Project Cost:Rs 2500 (Project Report) Rs. 3000 (Synopsis + Project)
Can Be used in: Operation Management Projects
Project Report Pages: 60-70 Pages (Soft copy word Format)
Delivery time: Within 12 hours for readymade project and 3 days for new project
Short Description: Please refer to the Sample Project. Each project has unique content based on its topic. This sample PDF is for an operation management project.
Description:
Introduction
Objectives of the Study
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To deliver quality work and keep processes simple at Tata Boeing Aerospace Ltd.
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To encourage teamwork and close process gaps by using audit inputs effectively.
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To prepare and publish accurate reports on achieved quality results.
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To analyze the origin and key aspects of quality management philosophies.
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To study the level of employee commitment toward their work.
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To identify the factors that influence employee commitment.
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To understand the importance of building a strong quality culture in the organization.
Research Design
Research design is the plan used to collect and analyze data. This study uses descriptive research to present a clear picture of the practices followed in the organization. The study uses surveys and fact-finding methods to gather information.
The research follows an ex post facto approach, where the researcher does not control the variables. Statistical methods help maintain objectivity in the study. The researcher uses simple tools such as averages and percentages to analyze the data.
The study collects data from two sources:
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Primary Data
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Secondary Data
Primary Data
The researcher collects primary data directly for the first time. This data is original in nature. The researcher gathers information from actual users or employees related to the study. Primary data directly supports the objectives of the project.
Secondary Data
The researcher collects secondary data from books, journals, reports, company records, and other published or unpublished sources. This data is already processed and helps support the primary data analysis.
