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Iso 10009-2024

ISO 10009:2024 provides guidance on quality management tools and their application, detailing various strategies, processes, and tools to enhance quality management practices. The document includes sections on risk management, customer focus, and process performance, offering a comprehensive framework for organizations to implement effective quality management systems. It serves as a normative reference for organizations seeking to improve their quality management practices.

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Iso 10009-2024

ISO 10009:2024 provides guidance on quality management tools and their application, detailing various strategies, processes, and tools to enhance quality management practices. The document includes sections on risk management, customer focus, and process performance, offering a comprehensive framework for organizations to implement effective quality management systems. It serves as a normative reference for organizations seeking to improve their quality management practices.

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International

Standard

ISO 10009
Quality management — Guidance First edition
for quality tools and their 2024-06
application
Management de la qualité — Recommandations pour les outils
qualité et leur mise en oeuvre

Reference number
ISO 10009:2024(en) © ISO 2024
ISO 10009:2024(en)

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ISO 10009:2024(en)

Contents Page

Foreword....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... v
Introduction............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ vi
1 Scope.............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 1
2 Normative references.................................................................................................................................................................................................. 1
3 Terms and definitions................................................................................................................................................................................................. 1
4 Quality tools........................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 1
4.1 General.........................................................................................................................................................................................................................1
4.2 ​Review.......................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 2
5 Strategy....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 2
5.1 SWOT analysis...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 2
5.2 PESTLE analysis.................................................................................................................................................................................................. 3
5.3 Porter’s five or six forces............................................................................................................................................................................. 3
5.4 Vision and mission statements.............................................................................................................................................................. 4
5.4.1 Vision.......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 4
5.4.2 Mission...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 4
5.5 Other relevant tools......................................................................................................................................................................................... 4
6 Process approach and planning....................................................................................................................................................................... 5
6.1 SIPOC/COPIS (useful for identifying processes)..................................................................................................................... 5
6.2 Turtle diagram...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 6
6.3 Control plan.............................................................................................................................................................................................................7
6.4 Flow diagram/swim lane diagram/cross-functional flow chart.............................................................................8
6.5 Authority matrix/RACI/RASCI..............................................................................................................................................................9
6.6 Other relevant tools......................................................................................................................................................................................10
7 Risk and opportunity................................................................................................................................................................................................ 10
7.1 SWIFT........................................................................................................................................................................................................................10
7.2 Risk register/risk assessment.............................................................................................................................................................10
7.3 Failure mode and effects analysis (FMEA)...............................................................................................................................11
7.4 Traffic light/heat map................................................................................................................................................................................ 12
7.5 Other relevant tools..................................................................................................................................................................................... 13
8 ​Objectives and objective management................................................................................................................................................... 13
8.1 Kaizen....................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 13
8.2 Hoshin Kanri (also known as the “X-matrix”)...................................................................................................................... 13
8.3 Management by objectives (MBO).................................................................................................................................................. 15
8.4 Other relevant tools..................................................................................................................................................................................... 15
9 Customer focus/perception................................................................................................................................................................................ 15
9.1 Quality function deployment (QFD).............................................................................................................................................. 15
9.2 Net promoter score (NPS).......................................................................................................................................................................16
9.3 Kano model........................................................................................................................................................................................................... 17
9.4 Pugh matrix / Decision matrix...........................................................................................................................................................18
9.5 Other relevant tools...................................................................................................................................................................................... 19
10 Process performance................................................................................................................................................................................................ 19
10.1 Theory of constraints (ToC).................................................................................................................................................................. 19
10.2 Value stream management (VSM).................................................................................................................................................. 20
10.3 Process wastes/muda.................................................................................................................................................................................21
10.4 Work breakdown structure (WBS)............................................................................................................................................... 22
10.5 Spaghetti diagram......................................................................................................................................................................................... 22
10.6 5S.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 23
10.7 Overall equipment effectiveness (OEE).......................................................................................................................................24
10.8 Production levelling (Heijunka)........................................................................................................................................................ 25
10.9 Other relevant tools..................................................................................................................................................................................... 25


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