What Is Quality Function Deployment?UntitledTurning Customer Voice into Design
Quality Function Deployment Training in Kazakhstan equips product, design and quality professionals to turn what customers actually want into precise engineering and process decisions. Quality Function Deployment (QFD) is a structured, customer-driven methodology, developed in Japan by Yoji Akao and Shigeru Mizuno and first applied at Mitsubishi's Kobe Shipyard in 1972, that uses the House of Quality matrix to translate the Voice of the Customer into measurable design characteristics. Over a focused one-day programme, you learn to capture and structure customer requirements, build and interpret the House of Quality, resolve design trade-offs, and cascade priorities through the four QFD phases: product planning, parts deployment, process planning and production planning. The approach sits at the heart of quality management and Design for Six Sigma, and directly supports the customer-focus principle of ISO 9001. As Kazakhstan diversifies beyond oil into automotive assembly, metals processing, agrifood and services, employers increasingly need people who can design quality in from the start rather than inspect it later. The training suits design engineers, quality engineers, product managers, R&D teams and Six Sigma practitioners. Start building customer-driven design capability with Invensis Learning.










