Company:
Bio-Green
Alternative Energy
Solutions
America's Pathway to Clean Energy
Author:
Margarita Rodriguez
Department:
Industrial & Manufacturing Engineering
Professor:
Paul G.
Ranky, PhD, PMP
Course:
IE 673
-Total Quality Management-Live
Email:
mr244@njit.edu
eLearning Pack ID:
IE
673-Spring-2009-80-79 |
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Table of Contents:
Introduction.
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Objective.
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Methodology.
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Identifying user requirements.
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Prioritizing potential Requirements.
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Collaborating Companies.
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Cora TQM Spreadsheet
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References.
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Tools used:
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The
purpose of this assignment is to identify set requirements that
are critical to quality and make emphasis on customer’s
satisfaction by applying engineering solutions to meet
requirements.
Bio-Green
Alternative Energy
Solutions has
compromised to deliver quality energy to clients by making uses
of new technology that benefits the ambient. To achieve this
desirable green energy at low cost we are using the Component
Oriented Requirement Analysis (CORA). Cora makes emphasis on
customer’s requirements by relating them and gives us an
approximation on how effective the implemented solution is.
The
purpose of this project is developing and delivering clean
renewable energy to homes and business in collaboration with
Cattron, Stanley Vidmar, Bolaball and I.D.
Systems, INC. Bio-Green
Alternative Energy Solutions is
intended to
replace fuel
sources without the undesired consequences of the fuels.
Our company’s mission is bringing innovative ways to cover the need to
overcome the shortage in energy by developing secure energy
solutions that are sustainable and are technologically and
financially viable.
Our
experience in industry gives us a deep insight into the
technical, policy, economic, and regulatory challenges being
faced by our energy clients. We help clients view energy issues
in a broader context, and to manage energy strategically to
ensure that their clean energy and energy reduction solutions
grow with the organization.
Component Oriented Requirements Analysis (CORA), is a matrix
method based on Quality Function Deployment.
Cora’s
objective is studying the customer and collecting and
analyzing information using the “team's experience, documented
with a spreadsheet-based tools”, that can help us to determine
what the customer’s requirements are to “minimize
dissatisfaction”.
The CORA
is integrated on user requirements, Engineering solutions,
calculation and benchmarking. As expressed on the electronic TQM
book, CORA promotes systematic
engineering team thinking when developing a new product, process
or system. Bio-Green Alternative Energy
is
implements this system by surveying and identifying client’s
needs throughout the conduction of population surveys and
studying their behavior and energy consumption and identifying
the key areas where they can save money.
Another
method is the Quality Function Development (QFD) which is a
way of making the
'voice of the customer' heard throughout an organization. The
QFD is a systematic process that captures customer requirements
and translates them into requirements that must be met
throughout the supply chain; resulting in a new set of target
values for designers, production people, and suppliers to aim at
in order to produce the desirable customer’s output. The
QFD helps transform
customer’s needs by prioritizing each product or service
characteristic and it must reflect technology, reliability, and
cost considerations.
Bio-Green
Alternative Energy
uses the latest technology on manufacturing quality green energy
and takes priority on meeting client’s requirements and
expectations.
The Six
Sigma seeks to identify and remove the causes of defects and
errors in manufacturing and business processes and uses a set of
quality management methods, such as statistical methods,
pertaining to the collection, analysis, interpretation and
presentation of data. It is
a measure of quality that
looks for near perfection and describes how a process is
performing and defines defect as anything outside of customer
specifications. It’s strategy that focuses on process
improvement and it’s goal is to
increase profits by eliminating variability, defects and waste
that undermine customer loyalty.
Bio-Green Alternative Energy
uses the
six sigma methodology to ensure quality of equipments being used
for the production of energy and closely monitoring it’s
functionality and performance. |