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Training Comparison Table
In-house vs. Public
Courses
Excellence in
Training
Important information about assessing qualifications for QFD training
In-house training vs. public courses are compared
below, using an example of QFD Green Belt® Certificate Course. For a list of
in-house training menu, please see
In-house Training. For the upcoming public course schedule, please see
Events. To inquire about
in-house training, please contact the
QFD Institute,
TEL: +1 734-995-0847 (M-F 9 am - 6 pm US Eastern Time).
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Public
QFD Green Belt®
Certificate Course |
In-house
Custom-tailored
QFD Green Belt®
Certificate Course |
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Duration |
2 days |
3 days |
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When, Where |
See Events |
As scheduled by your company at your
select location |
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Who Should Attend |
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Beginners, practitioners, project
team members and leaders
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Training scouts who will report on
QFD to their management
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Quality consultants and Six Sigma/DFSS
Black Belts
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Anyone who wishes to gain the most
up-to-date QFD
basics
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New product team members including
marketing, sales, R&D, design, manufacturing, service, quality, etc.
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Project Managers
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Trainers, facilitators, and internal
quality gurus
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Prerequisites |
None |
None |
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Goal |
Learn basics of modern QFD using a
generic QFD process model;
Hands-on exposure with basic tools. |
Learn the custom-tailored QFD process
that reflects your company's needs, development process, and project goals;
Hands-on practice with selected tools
in your custom-tailored QFD process on your project. |
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Topics |
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Brief history and principles of QFD
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How and Why it works
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How to understand spoken and unspoken
requirements
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How to translate key customer needs
into product specifications
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How to deploy these specifications end-to-end
to each functional group
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Examples of QFD for manufactured
goods, service and business process, software, chemical and food products
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How positioning a new product
according to customer, competition, and corporate strategy can improve your
development process.
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Brief history and principles of QFD
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How and Why it works
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How to understand spoken and unspoken
requirements of your customer
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How to translate key customer needs
into product specifications
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How to deploy these specifications and align
your business processes end-to-end
to each functional group of your company in order to deliver on these
specifications*
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QFD case studies
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How and where to use the tools of your
custom-tailored QFD process, in your tailored sequence with links to
your development process*
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How positioning your new product
according to customer, competition, and corporate strategy can improve your
development process
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Building Blocks,
Tools,
Methodologies |
Students may be introduced to these
additional methodologies:
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Affinity Diagram
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Hierarchy Diagram, Matrix
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Voice of Customer Table
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Maximum Value Table
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House of Quality
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Custom-tailored QFD Deployments*
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Analytical Hierarchy Process (AHP)
Integration of one or more of the
following methods into your custom-tailored QFD process as appropriate, to
best address your development issues, project goals and organizational needs:*
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Learning Materials |
QFD Institute QFD Green Belt® Textbook
for public course;
CD-ROM with software demos and generic QFD templates; and
Additional case studies with actual results for product (manufactured,
assembled, chemical, food), service, process, and software applications. |
Custom-tailored QFD
Green Belt® Textbook for your company;
CD-ROM with software demos and generic QFD templates;
and
Additional case studies with actual results for product (manufactured,
assembled, chemical, food), service, process, and software applications. |
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Certificate |
Students
receive a Provisional QFD Green Belt® Certificate upon successful
completion of their tailored QFD course.
Full status will be earned upon successful
completion of: 1) having a QFD Master Black Belt®
custom-tailor a QFD process for your company; and 2)
submitting two QFD work objects from an actual project using your process for successful review by a QFD Master Black
Belt®
within one year.
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Students
receive a Provisional QFD Green Belt® Certificate upon successful
completion of their tailored QFD course.
Full status will be earned upon successful
review of: 1) two QFD work objects from an actual project using your
custom-tailored QFD process, submitted
within one year.
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Things to Bring |
Relevant marketing and technical
data for a small project or a part of a project that you are currently
working on or plan to work on in the future, if possible.
You may bring your project team and
learn as you work on a real project, or you may learn and practice QFD,
using generic models that are most commonly used by various industries.
Bring your laptop computer if you can. |
Cross-functional project team.
Relevant marketing and technical data
for your project that you are currently working on or plan to work.
Other data and equipment as discussed
with your instructor. |
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Eligibility for
QFD Black Belt® |
Students who earn a Provisional QFD Green Belt®
are eligible to enroll in a QFD Black Belt® Course within the next twelve (12)
months. |
Students who earn a Provisional QFD Green Belt®
are eligible to enroll in a QFD Black Belt® Course within the next twelve (12)
months.
Students with a full status QFD Green Belt®
are eligible to enroll in a future QFD Black Belt® Course. |
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Fees |
See the
brochure and registration form
of the public course that you wish to attend.
Events page lists the dates and locations of
upcoming public courses. To suggest other locations, contact
QFD
Institute, Tel: +1 734-995-0847. |
Please contact the
QFD Institute,
Tel: +1 734-995-0847 for inquiry and reference. Please include your
contact information including company name, address, telephone, and
description of your business, project, training needs, etc.
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For more information |
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Requires Technical Review to custom-tailor QFD.
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