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        Benefits                            features, 192–193
          in brands, 199                   models, 193–194
          in value, 50–51                  value proposition in, 198–200
        Best costs for functions, 163    loyalty, 204
        Best value method, 50            name awareness, 204
        Bias in surveys, 59              perceived quality, 205–206
        Binomial distributions, 403–404  Budgets for surveys, 63
        Black Belt members, 15          Buffer inventories in lean operation, 372
        Blank columns and rows in quality function  Buffers in DBR strategy, 424
            deployment, 112–113         Burden overhead in cost visibility
        Blessing in disguise principle, 270–271  analysis, 136
        Blocking, process, 305          Business case in quality function
        Boarding time in transportation    deployment, 113
            processes, 350              Business contradiction matrices, 290–297
        Book center case study, 122–126  Business inventive principles, 255–283
        Bottleneck resources, 414       Business requirements in define phase,
        Box plots, 395–396                 30–34
        Boxes in IDEF0 process mapping,  Business strategy changes with brands, 196
            358–359                     Buying behavior, 190–192
        Brainstorming
          in creative phase, 165        C
          in design analyze phase, 45   Calm atmosphere principle, 280
          in process design, 379        Capability in quality measures, 406
          in process excellence, 311    Capability indices, 407–409
          in quality function deployment, 123  Carrying capacity utilization, 348
          in value engineering, 131–132  Case studies
        Brands                           process management, 380–391
          associations                   quality function deployment, 122–126
            in brand equity, 206         value engineering
            description, 201–202           automobile dealership construction,
            product-related, 194–196          180–181
          buying behavior with, 190–192    engineering department organization
          definition, 187–188                  analysis, 181–185
          development of, 187–190, 206–207  Cause-and-effect diagrams
            communication and marketing in,  in process design, 45
               222–223                   in process diagnosis, 378
            evaluation in, 223–225      Cellular manufacturing
            implementation, 222–223      in lean operation, 372–373
            key factors in, 207–210      in manufacturing process, 318–320
            process overview, 210–212   Central tendency, measures of, 396–397
            strategy analysis, 212–216  Champion members, 15
            strategy development, 217–222  Change management, 427–429
          equity, 203–206               Channel strategy, 222
          identity of                   Cheap short-living objects principle, 274
            brand as organization, 196  Checklist questions for surveys, 66
            brand as person, 196–198    Checkout errors, 337
            brand as product, 194–196   Checkout lines, 337
            in brand development, 207–208  Chronological order for survey questions, 70
            brand persona, 202–203      Classification in TRIZ, 230, 245–246
            Davis’s brand image model, 200–203  Closed-ended survey questions, 65–67
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