Add to ORKGWhile until the mid-1990s there was little consensus on the content and the definition of total quality control (TQC) and total quality management (TQM) in Japan as well as in the West, it seems that a reasonable one was reached in the both regions in the late 1990s. In this paper, the author first discusses a four-stage development process of quality control (QC) and quality management (QM). He next investigates the concepts, elements, and practices of TQM, the majority of firms and many QC/QM professionals recognized it to be, which promoted from QC and TQC. Then he refers to the effect of TQM and proposes an idea on the structure of TQM. Finally, it is argued that a synergy between TQM and JIT production system will be required to reap f...
Abstract: Economic Growth in Japan after World War II was very remarkable and products from its manu...
The focus of this paper is to trace the origins of the term TQM and clarify the different definition...
In light of the growing worldwide competition among industrial manufacturers as developing nations b...
TQC (Total Quality Control), which is said to have contributed to the development of the Japanese po...
TQC, the features of Japanese QC, which forms the foundation of Japanese management, is forced to ch...
TQC (Total Quality Control), the features of Japanese QC (Japanese Quality Control; JQC), is forced ...
For the last decade, American companies have been playing catch-up in the area of quality and produc...
For the last decade, American companies have been playing catch-up in the area of quality and produc...
The competitive position achieved by the Japanese and Western industries during the 1970s to mid-199...
For the last decade, American companies have beenplayingcatch-up in the area of quality andproductiv...
The competitive position achieved by the Japanese and Western industries during the 1970s to mid-199...
In the early 1920‟s, research into the relationship between statistical theory and quality control h...
This paper presents about a concept and a framework of the contemporary TQM. First, I survey a big c...
Various concepts have been used to describe the new paradigm for industrial practices that has evolv...
Quality Assurance and Standardization, which form the foundation of Japanese management, are forced ...
Abstract: Economic Growth in Japan after World War II was very remarkable and products from its manu...
The focus of this paper is to trace the origins of the term TQM and clarify the different definition...
In light of the growing worldwide competition among industrial manufacturers as developing nations b...
TQC (Total Quality Control), which is said to have contributed to the development of the Japanese po...
TQC, the features of Japanese QC, which forms the foundation of Japanese management, is forced to ch...
TQC (Total Quality Control), the features of Japanese QC (Japanese Quality Control; JQC), is forced ...
For the last decade, American companies have been playing catch-up in the area of quality and produc...
For the last decade, American companies have been playing catch-up in the area of quality and produc...
The competitive position achieved by the Japanese and Western industries during the 1970s to mid-199...
For the last decade, American companies have beenplayingcatch-up in the area of quality andproductiv...
The competitive position achieved by the Japanese and Western industries during the 1970s to mid-199...
In the early 1920‟s, research into the relationship between statistical theory and quality control h...
This paper presents about a concept and a framework of the contemporary TQM. First, I survey a big c...
Various concepts have been used to describe the new paradigm for industrial practices that has evolv...
Quality Assurance and Standardization, which form the foundation of Japanese management, are forced ...
Abstract: Economic Growth in Japan after World War II was very remarkable and products from its manu...
The focus of this paper is to trace the origins of the term TQM and clarify the different definition...
In light of the growing worldwide competition among industrial manufacturers as developing nations b...