A fundamental tenet of modern quality management holds that quality is most likely to be achieved:

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• Zero Defects is an element of the quality management philosophy that is a ______________ for all workers to be achieved ______________.
• Juran's Quality trilogy emphasizes the roles of quality planning, quality control and ______________
• A quality audit is a powerful tool in any quality improvement program. For a project that is starting a quality improvement program, the initial audit is used to ______________.
• Each project needs a quality program plan to define the parameters of the overall approach to meeting quality requirements. As a minimum, the quality program plan addresses ______________.
• The primary components of quality management are quality ______________.
• The cost of quality has been argued as being primarily driven by the workers. When items were produced that did not meet the customers' expectations, the workers were "found" to be at fault. Current thinking is that management has at least ______________ percent of the responsibility for the cost of quality.
• A project manager notices that all the measurements recorded on a control chart lie within the control band range. However, most of the measurements are below the midpoint (negative variance). Quality management practice offers us what guidance in dealing with this situation?
• Identify the cost not likely to reduce as a result of better quality.
• All of the following costs are likely to decrease as a result of better quality except
• Identify the cost not likely to reduce as a result of better quality.