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Benchmarking is a way of discovering what is the best performance being achieved in a particular company, by a competitor, by an entirely different industry.

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True
False

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Benchmarking is not a good idea to identify gaps in an organization’s processes:

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True
False

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Is a process for obtaining a measure, represent the "how":

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Benchmark
Benchmarking

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Is how we called the measure obtained after the process, simply stated represent the "what":

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Benchmark
Benchmarking

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Focuses on best practices.

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Benchmarking
Competitor research

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Considered corporate spying by some.

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Benchmarking
Competitor research

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Adapting based on customer needs after examination of the best.

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Benchmarking
Competitor research

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Although there are many forms of benchmarking, they can be classified into three categories:

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Internal
Classical
Competitive
Taguchi
Strategic
Shainin

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Used in the same company to improve some areas in their own company.

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Internal benchmarking
Competitive benchmarking
Strategic benchmarking

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Used when a company wants to evaluate its position within its industry.

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Internal benchmarking
Competitive benchmarking
Strategic benchmarking

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Used when identifying and analyzing a company needs going outside of its own industry.

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Internal benchmarking
Competitive benchmarking
Strategic benchmarking

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The recommended benchmarking stages are:

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Planning
Measure
Development
Data collection
Results
Analysis
Action
Summary
Monitoring

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Which is the correct order of the benchmarking stages?

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Bench St (binary/octet-stream)

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Planning
Introduction
Methodology
Data collection
Analysis
Problem
Solutions
Action
Monitoring
Summary

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The main objective of this stage, is plan the research answering three questions...

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Introduction
Planning
R&D

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Which are the questions to plan and research the benchmarking?

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When will I start the process?
What do I want to measure?
Who am I going to measure?
What is the name of the competitor?
How are we going to do it?

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The success or failure will depend on it:

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Planning
Action
Data collection

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This stage is to identify opportunities for improvement:

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Analysis
Research
Data collection

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This stage is to adapt reference aspects to our company, always implementing improvements:

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Introduction
Monitoring
Analysis
Action

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This will help resume work on subsequent projects:

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Analysis
Monitoring
Action

Question 20

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The meaning of KPI is: key project indicator.

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True
False

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The three main DoE approaches are:

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American approach
EU approach
Classical approach
Shainin approach
OFAT approach
Taguchi approach

Question 22

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Thomas Edison applied OFAT strategy to invent the light bulb.

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True
False

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The DoE was first applied in mining:

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True
False

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The three approaches of DoE are superior to the OFAT strategy:

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True
False

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William Edwards Denimg was considered as father of quality:

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True
False

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Who used ti said... "Any technique can be useful, if you know and understand its limitations" ?

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Taguchi
Deming
Shainin

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How many stages were included in the development of classical approach?

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Characterized by scientific thought, factorial designs and the ANOVA:

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1st stage
2nd stage
3rd stage
4th stage
5th stage

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Fractional factorial designs were introduced...

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20s
30s-40s
70s-80s

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Characterized by the development of the RSM, extended to the chemical industry and industrial processes and R & D areas.

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1st stage
2nd stage
3rd stage
4th stage
5th stage

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Begins at 80s, appreciating many ideas of the new approaches, the variability reduction began to be an area of much research.

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1st stage
2nd stage
3rd stage
4th stage
5th stage

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Begins at 90s, Six Sigma and the statistical software, helped DoE to be applied in all types of industry.

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1st stage
2nd stage
3rd stage
4th stage
5th stage

Question 33

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The first Taguchi's publication dates from [blank_start]1950s[blank_end]. This approach to DoE was not introduced in the USA or Europe until the early [blank_start]1980s[blank_end]. Taguchi promoted statistical techniques from an [blank_start]engineering perspective[blank_end], in contrast to the [blank_start]statistical perspective[blank_end] of the DoE of the moment. Taguchi developed a methodology for solving problems, which he called: [blank_start]Quality Engineering[blank_end].

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1950s
1980s
engineering perspective
statistical perspective
Quality Engineering
Systematic Engineering

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Taguchi basic concepts:

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Pareto principle
A quality product is one that causes a minimum loss to society throughout its life.
He breaks down his “quality engineering” strategy into system, parameter and tolerance designs.
He strongly opposes the use of fractional factorial designs
The objective of experimenting is to achieve a target value minimizing variability.

Question 35

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What is this image representing?

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Captura De Pantalla 2019 04 09 A La(S) 07.30.35 (binary/octet-stream)

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Polynomial function
Logarithmic function
Exponential function
Loss function

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Who said it?... "Quality is something that can not be characterized only by an average of a desired characteristic, the variability of that characteristic must also be considered."

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Brothe
Taguchi
Shainin

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The American approach (legally protected) to solve problems:

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Taguchi method
Shainin system
Classical approach

Question 38

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Shainin system is based on:

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Pareto principle
A quality product is one that causes a minimum loss to society throughout its life
He breaks down his “quality engineering” strategy into three phases:
He strongly opposes the use of fractional factorial designs
Talk to the components, they are smarter than the engineers

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This factor is the main cause of the variation of the response.

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Red X
Pink X
Pale Pink X

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Pale Pink X is the second significant cause of the response variation.

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True
False

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Shainin recommends the use of fractional factorial design:

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True
False

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Taguchi and Shainin were the biggest critics of the classical approach.

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True
False

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Taguchi's methods weren't criticized, there were always great comments about his strategy.

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True
False

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Shainin most criticized tools are: Variable SearchTM Pre-ControlTM

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True
False

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Variable SearchTM is very similar to factorial design:

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True
False

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Shainin presented Pre-ControlTM as an alternative to SPC:

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True
False

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Any of the three approaches is much more efficient than OFAT strategy.

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True
False

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