3 years ago

28th video in course "Educational Project: NOOSPHERE" by Mikhail Velichko

0:25 ― Introduction, review of last lectures
4:50 ― About quality of product on the example of 19th century shape casting
6:02 ― On demotivator "Tshushima 1905, we can repeat it"
8:50 ― On "William Deming's 14 Points for Management"
18:48 ― "Small causes entail big consequences": Soviet aircraft
21:26 ― "Small causes entail big consequences": Opal chemical plant in Germany
23:19 ― Concerning quality of products: The UAZ "Loaf"
25:34 ― This picture is shown on many textbooks: "The Deming Cycle"
27:13 ― "The Deming Cycle" in more detail
28:13 ― Interconnection between "The Deming Cycle" and standardization
30:07 ― Another aspect that shows that product quality is not on its own using the example of a plastic spoon
31:22 ― Look at the World's Oceans
34:44 ― Ishikawa, Definition of Quality
35:35 ― Shewart, Defintion of Quality
42:19 ― State standard R ISO 9001-2015, Definition of Quality
43:53 ― Soviet state standard 15460 of 1979, Definition of Quality
45:42 ― There are objective laws to which the life of people, families, social groups, culturally peculiar societies, humanity as a whole is subordinate
47:53 ― The entire spectrum of needs falls into two classes: demographically conditioned needs and degradational-parasitic needs
50:01 ― I also talked more than once about the fact that the system of education underwent qualitative changes over a period of time from about the middle of the 19th century to the beginning of the 20th century
51:54 ― About the catastrophe of the Swedish battleship "Vasa"
53:56 ― About the British battleship "Captain"
59:36 ― This table actually represents the life cycle of a product and the requirements for this product at different stages of the life cycle