Product Realization - What does Product Realization mean in terms I can explain?

[ralphsulser]

"Product Realization"

We are switching from QS to TS
I have read the standards and the elements, but what does
"Product Realization" really mean in terms I can explain to our Japanese managers?

 

[Sam]

Well, first of all Ralph,: good luck.
To explain quality standards to those motivated by the Deming philosphy is a challenge.
One of Mr. Demings' pet peeves was the term "Operational Definition".
For starters, IMO an operational definition for product realization would be;
The culmination of events that transfer customer requirements/expectations into a product/service that conforms to those customer requirements expectations.

 

[paulnguyen]

APQP

Hi,

IMO, it is very much similar to the current APQP with addition of the Production Control which includes product identification, traceability, preservation, equipment measuring and monitoring.

Paul N.

 

[noboxwine]

How 'bout a fancy word for Product Development

 

[paulnguyen]

Hi,

The product development is a part of the 7.3 Design and development.

The 7.3 from TS applies to both "product" and "process". I would assume that you meant "product design and development" term.

Note: the product design and development may be exluded if you are ISO9002 with no product design responsible.

It's again, IMO.

Paul N.

 

[ralphsulser]

Thanks for the input, but I guess I was looking for a more condensed version, and translateable. If such a thing exists.
Please keep sending your suggestions, maybe there's something out there.

 

[Denise]

IMO

What does IMO mean?



Denise

 

[paulnguyen]

Hi,

There are some abbreviations commonly used in the forums:

- IMO: in my opinion
- FYI: for your information
- FYEO: for your eyes only
- ASAP: you properly hear this one a lot, as soon as possible

etc.

Anybody knows where we can find a complete list of these useful things?
Or may I suggest the Cove sort all the threads and come up with a "library" of these words for all users to use?.

Paul N.

 

[Denise]

Thanks for the quick reply!!

Denise

 

[M Greenaway]

You mean TFTQR