A short definition of quality sometimes used (including in some UK legislation), said originally to come from Joseph Juran, is:
Is it fit for purpose? Can it do the job required? This is one definition of quality.
The nearest answer to this would have been 'fitness for sale' perhaps, but this has no legal or such a strong traditional standing.
'Something which carries on over time, going round in repetitive circles', is called a:
It's a cycle.
This is relevant to the measurement of cycle times, as featured in your syllabus.
The main difference between value engineering and XXXXX XXXXX is that whereas value engineering is applied to new product design at the pre-manufacturing stage, XXXXX XXXXX is applied to established products that are already being manufactured and sold in the market.
Value analysis.
This is simply a distinction between VA and VE.
Individuals, units, teams, groups or organisations that have an influence over procurement, or which are affected by procurement operations, can be called:
The others may be stakeholders, but the answer is 'stakeholders' - those who have a legitimate inter-est in what is going on.
'Expediting' is:
Expediting - a task, which in an ideal world would not normally need to exist - is seeking to ensure delivery is made in line with contract and / or organisational needs.
It has nothing to do with permission to spend, auditing, or preparing for an expedition.
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