You have perfect understanding of explaning any subject. presentation is top class. Flow and sequence of information in video is nicely arranged to get complete and gradual understanding of subject. Thank you for video.
Wow this is a big help since we will be having a quiz about this subject later on. Honestly, I didnt understand how our teacher went with her explanations and it gave me so much headache .. hahahah
Thank you very very much..I didn't know what the hell was this...and now I know too much about this...thanks again for making it super easy for us...love from Pakistan
The best explanation ig QFD in RU-vid , but a small mistake when you were explaining the roof of matrix at 09:48 the highlight must be on the top of roof where the cooking pressure and weight meet
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I had a question , I hope you'll guide 1) searching operations 2) Opening ms docs 3) Adding slide in excel Can you plz figure out what types of requirements are they?(simple, expected or excited) ?
Possible errata: When explaining the roof of QFD, the relationship between cooking pressure and strength of the pressure cooker relation is highlighted at wrong place (Wt and stength). Please let me know if I interpret it wrong 9:46
Thanks you for the video, though I have a question Will QFD work without a functional prototype? if yes, then how will you collect the value for our service (without functional prototype for customer to give feedback to)?
Functional requirements are the requirements of the customer from your product or service. So, it is always present irrespective of your products or services. You need to use them for QFD.
Sorry, I might need to clarify the question. At 10:10, in competitor comparison section, are there any workarounds if you don't have a functional "prototype" (not requirements) for customer score on. As if you're going to design a new machine prototype.
Ohh, in this section we are comparing our performance with competitors based on customer requirements. Even if it's a new product or new machine, there are prepared by considering some customer expectations, right? We need to do the research on whether there are any existing competitors for it or not. If let's say the situation is, that you don't have any competitors. In that case, you need to compare the performance of your product with your expectations. I hope, this answers your question.
