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The Philosophy of Information Quality
2014Preface.- Luciano Floridi and Phyllis Illari.- Information quality, data and philosophy Phyllis Illari and Luciano Floridi.- Forget Dimensions. Define Your Information Quality Using Quality View Patterns Suzanne M. Embury and Paolo Missier.- Exploring information quality in the wild Carlo Batini, Matteo Palmonari, Gianluigi Viscusi.- What is ...
Luciano Floridi, Phyllis Illari
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Gandhian Philosophy and National Quality Awards
Journal of Human Values, 2002In India culture and religion play important roles in the workforce's perception of work, social ethics, moral discipline, and human relations. Some of these values originate from the teachings of Mahatma Gandhi. This article presents selections of Gandhi's teachings and philosophy that are germane to modern- day business management, especially for ...
Khoo, H.H., Tan, K.C.
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The philosophy of quality in education: a qualitative approach
Quality Assurance in Education, 2020Purpose This paper aims to explore the perceptions of pre-school educators for the application of total quality philosophy in kindergartens in the prefecture of Corinthia, Greece. Dimensions, such as the adoption of quality philosophy in the pre-school unit by the superiors, the active participation of teachers in decision-making and human resource ...
Vasiliki Poullou +2 more
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History of Philosophy in Philosophy Today; and the Case of the Sensible Qualities
The Philosophical Review, 1992R recent decades have seen a tremendous outpouring of books and papers on figures and topics in the history of western philosophy. This remarkable scholarly production has accompanied, and has been reinforced by, a wide range of important editorial and translation projects, and the promotion of forums for oral exchange, including ad hoc conferences of ...
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The Philosophy of Quality Control in Soldering Operations
Circuit World, 1975Quality Control and/or Assurance and similar phrases are in common use but can have different meanings, depending on the type of product involved and on economic considerations. It is proposed that, from the soldering point of view, component design and solderability must be as good as possible and must be regularly checked.
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Quality of Higher Education: Implementation of Kaizen Philosophy
, 2016 Hossain Mohammed Omar Khayum
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Quality of life, ethics, and philosophy of science
Nordic Journal of Psychiatry, 1992The psychometric “quality of life” concept is claimed to be a misnomer, burdened by philosophical overtones implying a hermeneutic concept of man. A multidimensional measure of general levels of symptomatology is certainly warranted in modern medicine.
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The Measurex results philosophy of quality improvement
IEEE International Conference on Engineering Management, Gaining the Competitive Advantage, 2002The Measurex Corporation Quality Improvement System (QIS) is described. Faced with the challenge of introducing a total quality improvement program, Measurex developed a comprehensive effort consistent with the company's culture. Intermeshed into the fabric of the company was Juran's project-by-project admonishment, Deming's structure and Crosby's ...
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A Quality Philosophy for Integrated Product Development
1991Abstract : Total Quality Management (TQM) is a major DoD initiative to instill quality practices in DoD management and processes. Concurrent Engineering (CE) is a critical component under the TQM umbrella targeting the design and acquisition efforts supporting DoD.
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The philosophy of health-related quality of life translation
Quality of Life Research, 1993Conventional translation strategies are limited because they enshrine deficiencies of the original questionnaire and do not permit modifications that reflect differences in culture and values. An alternative philosophy would require a conceptual definition of what one wanted to measure and would allow flexibility in the methods to achieve this goal. If
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