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Ted Hessing

Critical to Safety (CTS)

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Critical to Safety requirements are based on the safety of customers. This includes safety standards & workplace health and safety rules.

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Critical to Delivery (CTD)

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Critical to Delivery requirements revolve around delivering a product successfully to a customer. When a customer makes an order, there are several expectations they might have around the delivery of it:

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Critical to Cost (CTC)

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Critical to Cost requirements relate to a customer’s needs around the cost of your product, including factors like shipping and taxes.

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Ted Hessing

Critical to X (CTX)

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Critical to X requirements are elements of a project that are important to the customer. Six Sigma projects aim to improve these elements.

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Ted Hessing

Kano Model

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The Kano model is a framework designed to prioritize features based on the degree to which they will satisfy or delighted the users.

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