Dianna Deeney, Author at Quality During Design

Use FMEA to Design for In-Process Testing

We can use FMEA to design for in-process testing, using both process and design FMEAs early during design concepts.

Use FMEA to Choose Critical Design Features

Creating design specs is an important part of engineering design. We review a way to choose critical design features, based on risk.

Get Unstuck: Expand and Contract Our Problem

We talk about a Nine Windows tool and TRIZ – thought-provoking methods that we can use to expand and contract our problem to get unstuck.

Get Unstuck: Reframe our Problem

We can reframe our problem within its contradictions. What is it not? We use an is/is-not matrix to help.

5 Options to Manage Risks during Product Engineering

What do we do with the risk we’ve identified? We look at five different ways to manage risk during new product development.

Prioritizing Technical Requirements with a House of Quality

How to prioritize technical requirements with a House of Quality, no matter if your company uses QFD or not.

Gemba for Product Design Engineering

If you have quality friends, you may have heard of Gemba. What is Gemba and can it help with product design? Gemba is an ideology. And, yes, it can help with product design! We explore how and talk about why you might want to adopt the term “Gemba” for product design engineering. Transcript Expand If…

Posts by Dianna Deeney

Use FMEA to Design for In-Process Testing

Use FMEA to Choose Critical Design Features

Get Unstuck: Expand and Contract Our Problem

Get Unstuck: Reframe our Problem

5 Options to Manage Risks during Product Engineering

Prioritizing Technical Requirements with a House of Quality

Gemba for Product Design Engineering

Product Design from a Data Professional Viewpoint, with Gabor Szabo (A Chat with Cross Functional Experts)

Webinar June 8: Adding “Technical” back into Design Reviews

How Does Reliability Engineering Affect (Not Just Assess) Design?