June 2007

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  Limiting the Flow of Requirements

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  “…It is true that one must be very judicious when adding new requirements to any House of Quality. The fact of the matter is that as the requirements lists become longer, more and more time is required for adjusting ratings and maintaining the Quality Function Deployment model. However, different industries, different products, and even different teams will have dramatically different definitions of what constitutes a ‘long’ list of requirements for a House of Quality….”

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