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    DMADV is a framework used to design new processes, products, or services. It involves defining customer requirements, measuring performance against those requirements, analyzing the design, designing and implementing new processes, and verifying results. Unlike DMAIC, which improves existing processes, DMADV aims to redesign problematic processes from the start to prevent issues. Key differences are that DMADV designs processes to be "right the first time" using qualitative tools, focuses on all quality characteristics, and involves longer term projects than DMAIC's corrective approach.

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    DMADV is a framework used to design new processes, products, or services. It involves defining customer requirements, measuring performance against those requirements, analyzing the design, designing and implementing new processes, and verifying results. Unlike DMAIC, which improves existing processes, DMADV aims to redesign problematic processes from the start to prevent issues. Key differences are that DMADV designs processes to be "right the first time" using qualitative tools, focuses on all quality characteristics, and involves longer term projects than DMAIC's corrective approach.

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    DMADV is a framework used to design new processes, products, or services. It involves defining customer requirements, measuring performance against those requirements, analyzing the design, designing and implementing new processes, and verifying results. Unlike DMAIC, which improves existing processes, DMADV aims to redesign problematic processes from the start to prevent issues. Key differences are that DMADV designs processes to be "right the first time" using qualitative tools, focuses on all quality characteristics, and involves longer term projects than DMAIC's corrective approach.

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    DMADV

     Define customer requirements and goals for the process,


    product or service
     Measure and match performance to customer
    requirements
     Analyze and assess the design for the process, product or
    service
     Design and implement the array of new processes
    required for the new process, product or service
     Verify results and maintain performance

    The basic difference between DMAIC and DMADV frameworks


    is, DMAIC is will be used when you are trying to improve or
    develop a process which is already into existence.

    However, the DMADV (Define-Measure- Analyze-Design-


    Verify) method aims to redesign a problematic process or
    product. The approach initially follows the first three steps of
    DMAIC and then deviates in the last two-steps by introducing
    the Design / Re-design and Verify or Validate steps to gain the
    improvements needed. This approach prevents problems from
    happening through quality and robust design concepts.

    More Difference in DMAIC and DMADV

     DMAIC is about minimizing variation in an existing process


    while DMADV is about producing a process that is “first
    time right:”
     DMAIC is correction while DMADV is prevention
     DMAIC uses quantitative statistical tools while DMADV
    uses qualitative tools like KANO models
     DMAIC focusses on the critical few QTC parameters while
    DMADV focusses on all of them
     DMAIC is generally a shorter term project than DMADV
    which is more long term.

    THE DMAIC PROCESS


    1. Define the problem, improvement activity, opportunity for
    improvement, the project goals, and customer (internal and
    external) requirements. It includes:
    o Project charter to define the focus, scope, direction,
    and motivation for the improvement team
    o Voice of the customer  to understand feedback from
    current and future customers indicating offerings that satisfy,
    delight, and dissatisfy them
    o Value Stream Map to provide an overview of an
    entire process starting and finishing at the customer, and
    analyzing what is required to meet customer needs

    2 Measure process performance.

     Process map for recording the activities performed as part


    of a process
     Capability Analysis to assess the ability of a process to
    meet specifications
     Pareto chart to analyze the frequency of problems or
    causes
    3 Analyze the process to determine root causes of variation
    and poor performance (defects).

     Root cause analysis to uncover causes


     (FMEA) for identifying possible product, service, and
    process failures
     Multi-vari chart to detect different types of variation in a
    chart
    4 Improve process performance by addressing and
    eliminating the root causes.

    o Design of Experiments to solve problems from


    complex processes or systems where there are many
    factors influencing the outcome and where it is
    impossible to isolate one factor or variable from the
    others
    o Kaizen event to introduce rapid change by focusing
    on a narrow project and using the ideas and
    motivation of the people who do the work
     Control the improved process and future process
    performance.
    o Quality Control plan to document what is needed to
    keep an improved process at its current level
    o (SPC) for monitoring process behavior
    o Mistake proofing (poka-yoke) to make errors
    impossible or immediately detectable

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