October 28, 2020: Basic Concepts of Quality

Speaker: Abdul Khalfan CQE, SSGB

Principal, Quality Assurance & Reliability Engineering Consulting Services

The central theme of ‘Basic Concepts of Quality’ is to imbed the fundamentals of ‘Quality’ concepts in everyday work life and in their interactions with the society at large.

The ‘Basic Concepts of Quality’ focuses on the thought process of Quality is everybody’s business! It is a never-ending journey of Continuous Improvement…… It defines and explains the following:

• What is Quality?
• What are the four absolutes of Quality?
• What is Quality Based upon?
• Definition of a Customer
• Definition of a Supplier
• What is a Process?
• Process Management Model
• System for Improving Quality
• Performance Standard
• Measurement of Quality
• Price of Non-conformance (PONC)
• Calculation of PONC
• The Importance of Measurement
• Individual’s Commitment
• Typical Quality Systems
• Closed Loop Corrective Action System ((CLCA)

About Abdul Khalfan:

Abdul Khalfan is a Quality Management Systems (QMS) seasoned professional with over 30 years of experience in Quality Assurance, Product Development and Validation, Reliability Engineering, and Continuous Improvement. He is detailed oriented in Process development, planning, designing, documenting, establishing, training, auditing, and successfully implementing QMS from ground zero that conform to ISO 9001 and ISO 13485 Standards. Abdul has deep Process Management and Improvement knowledge-know-how, and experience in Product Life Cycle, Product Validation, and Business Process Analysis. He has gained technical knowledge, experience, and management skills over the past 37 years through Fortune 500 companies, such as NCR, AT&T, Flextronics, Bell-Howell, ITT, First Data, Teledyne (Dalsa), as well as small, medium, and large high-tech corporations such as Ingenico, Com Dev, Ingenico, KA Imaging, Durose Steel Corporation, B.TE. Automotive, Curiato Inc., and the likes of it.

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