defekteve

Defekteve is the Albanian plural noun phrase referring to defects or malfunctions in products, systems, or processes. It is the definite plural form of defekt used with prepositions; in everyday use, it denotes “the defects.” In Albanian, defekt (borrowed from other languages) refers to a fault, flaw, or malfunction that prevents proper functioning or does not meet requirements.

In industrial and manufacturing contexts, a defect is any nonconformity that fails to meet specified criteria. Defekteve can be functional (a device does not perform its intended function), cosmetic (surface blemishes), or structural (weakness in construction). They may be detected during design, production, testing, or post-market surveillance; some defects are latent and discovered only later.

Defekteve are managed through formal defect-handling processes, including detection, documentation, classification by severity and cause, and remediation. Common workflows include defect reporting, root-cause analysis, corrective actions, preventive actions, and verification. Defect-tracking systems maintain records of defect type, location, date, and status, enabling Pareto analysis and continuous improvement.

Quality frameworks such as ISO 9001, Six Sigma, and Lean emphasize reducing defects, increasing process capability, and preventing recurrence. Techniques include root-cause analysis (for example, fishbone diagrams), Failure Modes and Effects Analysis (FMEA), and Statistical Process Control (SPC).

The impact of controlling defekteve includes improved safety, higher customer satisfaction, reduced costs, and better compliance with specifications. The term is used across industries—manufacturing, software, electronics, and healthcare—where faults or deviations from requirements are present.

See also: defect, defect density, quality control, defect tracking, CAPA.