Process driven quality measures

An information handling system comprising:

• one or more processors;
• a memory accessible by at least one of the processors;
• a nonvolatile storage area accessible by at least one of the processors;
• a set of instructions stored in the memory and executed by at least one of the processors in order to perform actions of:
• identifying a plurality of product phases that correspond to a product lifecycle;
• selecting a common metric from a plurality of common metrics, wherein the selected common metric is applicable to each of the plurality of product phases;
• identifying a weighted priority count for the selected common metric;
• computing a quantity value based upon the weighted priority count for the selected common metric, the quantity value corresponding to a number of phase goals to generate;
• generating a different group of phase goals for each of the plurality of product phases, wherein each of the different group of phase goals includes an amount of phase goals that are equal to the quantity value and correspond to the common metric;
• applying the different group of phase goals for each of the plurality of product phases to their corresponding plurality of product phases;
• and
• executing each of the plurality of product phases using their corresponding different group of phase goals.

A computer program product stored in a computer readable medium, comprising functional descriptive material that, when executed by an information handling system, causes the information handling system to perform actions that include:

• identifying a plurality of product phases that correspond to a product lifecycle;
• selecting a common metric from a plurality of common metrics, wherein the selected common metric is applicable to each of the plurality of product phases;
• identifying a weighted priority count for the selected common metric;
• computing a quantity value based upon the weighted priority count for the selected common metric, the quantity value corresponding to a number of phase goals to generate;
• generating a different group of phase goals for each of the plurality of product phases, wherein each of the different group of phase goals includes an amount of phase goals that are equal to the quantity value and correspond to the common metric;
• applying the different group of phase goals for each of the plurality of product phases to their corresponding plurality of product phases;
• and
• executing each of the plurality of product phases using their corresponding different group of phase goals.