This information can be gathered from many sources, but to get the voice of customer transparently, surveys, interviews and face-to-face negotiations are necessary. The scaling of importance rating is up to you, in the example point 1 means less important, while point 5 means the highest importance.
It helps to find where we are ahead of the competitors, and where we need to improve. Section 4 — Technical requirements: the organization has to perform a brainstorming with the internal stakeholders to find what technical requirements need to be fulfilled in order to meet the customer requirements e. During the brainstorming it is strongly recommended to put all technical ideas on the board, and cluster them.
In addition the participants must be invited from the core and from the extended team as well including: design and development, manufacturing, sales, quality, etc. Section 5 — Relationship matrix: it helps to identify the interaction between customer and technical requirements. The relation can be strong, medium, weak or none e. You have to order numbers to the relationship, for example: 5 — strong, 3 — medium, 1 — weak.
Section 6 — Correlation: the top of the QFD helps us to find correlation between the various technical requirements, what were identified and clustered by the team. Such as before, here you also need to make a scale, which measures the correlation. The most current scaling is: strong positive, positive, negative and strong positive. An example: having a "lightweight" flash-light with "robust battery" is not easy to design, and the two factors have strong negative correlation, because as you grow your battery size with the capacity , so you increase the weight of the product.
Section 7 — Importance rating: this section reflects the importance weight of the given technical requirements among each other. You can calculate the importance rating of the requirements by multiplying the priority rating and the relationship values one by one, and adding them. The rating itself represents how strongly the technical requirement affects the customer requirement, and by this how much it answers the given customer need if done right.
Section 8 — Technical difficulty: the QFD team determines how difficult it is to design and manufacture the product, what fulfils the given requirement. Section 9 — Target values: in this section you can define exact values and specifications to the technical requirements e. There are three general types of consumer requirements: the revealed requirement, exciting requirements, and the expected requirements.
The Kano model best explains these requirements. The model illustrates the attributes using the degree of achievement versus the customer satisfaction. The illustration below explains that if there is absence or low expected factors the result is dissatisfied customers. If the expected factors are high both state of fulfillment and customer satisfaction is high. Excitement factors illustrates a different picture. If there is a low presence of these features customers still end up satisfied but with its presence customers will end up very satisfied.
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