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QFD — Quality Function Deployment

How to Translate Customer Requirements into Technical Requirements Part 2 of 2

Trans­lat­ing cus­tomer require­ments, or CRs into tech­ni­cal require­ments, or TRs, is a cen­tral activ­i­ty in Qual­i­ty Func­tion Deploy­ment. This process ensures that the voice of the cus­tomer is reflect­ed in the design and fea­tures of the prod­uct or ser­vice. Learn about steps 6 through 10 for accom­plish­ing this.

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What Is QFD Quality Function Deployment?

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How to Create a House of Quality 1st Level QFD Matrix

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How to Collect Voice of the Customer Data

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How To Convert VOC Data Into Measurable Customer Requirements

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How to Translate Customer Requirements into Technical Requirements Part 1 of 2

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Keys to Implementing QFD

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Next Video How to Use 2nd, 3rd, and 4th Level QFD Matrices 

As we cre­ate the lev­el 1 QFD House of Qual­i­ty and iden­ti­fy the crit­i­cal tech­ni­cal require­ments, we must advance our efforts by devel­op­ing detailed require­ments. This ensures that we meet cus­tomer needs at every stage of prod­uct devel­op­ment and production.

Learn the steps to doing this by cre­at­ing the 2nd, 3rd, 4th lev­el or even more advanced matrices.