A New Model for the Representation of the ISO 2859 Standard
George Nenes, Yiannis Nikolaidis
Abstract
George Nenes, Yiannis Nikolaidis
Abstract
In order to carry out acceptance sampling, companies often use sampling schemes recommended by easy-to-use quality standards. These standards, however, do not take quality costs directly into account. This research proposes a new model for the representation of the use of ISO 2859–1 (1999) standard. Using this new model, it is feasible to evaluate economically the use of the standard. A real case example is presented and the quality cost of the standard's implementation is evaluated.
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In order to carry out acceptance sampling, companies often use sampling schemes recommended by easy-to-use quality standards. These standards, however, do not take quality costs directly into account. This research proposes a new model for the representation of the use of ISO 2859–1 (1999) standard. Using this new model, it is feasible to evaluate economically the use of the standard. A real case example is presented and the quality cost of the standard's implementation is evaluated.
Key concepts: Computer science, Sampling (signal processing), Representation (politics), Quality (philosophy), Risk analysis (engineering), Acceptance sampling, Reliability engineering, Operations management