Lean Six Sigma organizations use Quality Function Deployment (QFD) to convert cu

Lean Six Sigma organizations use Quality Function Deployment (QFD) to convert customer requirements into product or service features. Within this concept, there is a special tool called the QFD House of Quality, which is shaped like a house. This tool objectively and numerically rates importance and relationships of various elements, then ranks the product/service features in the order that they should be addressed.
Improvement project teams use the QFD House of Quality during the Define phase of the DMAIC cycle to figure out which customer requirements are not being met and to prioritize product/service features for improvement.
You will use the same organization that you are using for your other assignments to develop a House of Quality. You will itemize customer requirements and product/service features, select ratings, and determine which feature is the most critical for improvement.
Before you begin, be sure to review the following resources:
QFD House of Qualityhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6vfXX_njzvELinks to an external site.
Your House of Quality must include:
Customer Requirements (minimum 5)
Product/Service Features (minimum 5)
Feature Interaction Ratings
Correlation Ratings Between Requirements and Features
Customer Importance Ratings
Competition Ratings (minimum 2 competitors)
Performance Ratings for Your Own Organization
Feature Rankings
Highest Priority Feature for Improvement
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