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IEEE Communications Magazine, 1994
The IEEE staff organization has undertaken a major quality initiative that has required a major staff learning and training program followed by pilot quality initiatives in a number of major areas. We begin with the quality principles that provide the foundation for the initiatives and then move to describe the initiatives and their effects on members,
James Cox, Ralph W. Wyndrum Jr.
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The IEEE staff organization has undertaken a major quality initiative that has required a major staff learning and training program followed by pilot quality initiatives in a number of major areas. We begin with the quality principles that provide the foundation for the initiatives and then move to describe the initiatives and their effects on members,
James Cox, Ralph W. Wyndrum Jr.
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From total quality management to total quality environmental management
The TQM Magazine, 1995Total quality management (TQM) was developed at the same time as the interest in environmental issues began to emerge and, as such, it has built in the same concepts as those regarding issues relevant to the environment. Suggests the acronym in use today, TQEM (total quality environmental management), clearly reflects its genesis and the existing ...
Fabio Borri, Giuliano Boccaletti
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Total Management, Not Total Quality Management
Journal For Healthcare Quality, 1990Part I: "The Quality Problem is Real." Hospitals fail because of management. This failure is primarily a result of a lack of a total management (TM) approach. This leads to a crazy quilt of individual add-on programs and projects which struggle to survive in a management climate of constant crisis and reactivity.
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2011
Das heutige Total Quality Management basiert auf den Grundzugen der Qualitatskontrolle. Anfang des 19. Jahrhunderts wurden aufgrund der Arbeitsteilung (Taylorismus) Produkte hergestellt, diese jedoch ohne systematische Uberprufung an den Kunden ausgeliefert. Die Fehlerquote war dementsprechend hoch.
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Das heutige Total Quality Management basiert auf den Grundzugen der Qualitatskontrolle. Anfang des 19. Jahrhunderts wurden aufgrund der Arbeitsteilung (Taylorismus) Produkte hergestellt, diese jedoch ohne systematische Uberprufung an den Kunden ausgeliefert. Die Fehlerquote war dementsprechend hoch.
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Proceedings of the 9th International Conference on Information Management and Engineering, 2017
Data quality (DQ) is an important issue for modern organizations, mainly for decision-making based on information, using solutions such as CRM, Business Analytics, and Big Data. In order to obtain quality data, it is necessary to implement methods, processes, and specific techniques that handle information as a product, with well established ...
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Data quality (DQ) is an important issue for modern organizations, mainly for decision-making based on information, using solutions such as CRM, Business Analytics, and Big Data. In order to obtain quality data, it is necessary to implement methods, processes, and specific techniques that handle information as a product, with well established ...
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Into Battle with Total Quality Management
International Journal of Health Care Quality Assurance, 1993Total quality management is the systematic way of improving quality while containing costs. In the elderly care unit at a hospital, a framework for TQM was installed using the patient trail to understand processes of care delivery, and basing its foundations on the principles of putting patients first, getting the service right first time, meeting and ...
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Total Quality Management in a Hospital
QRB - Quality Review Bulletin, 1992The adaptation of the management philosophy and tools of total quality management (TQM) to the modern American hospital, its staff, and physicians is a major challenge facing health care today. The TQM "bandwagon" is one that hospitals both want to--and are required to--jump on, insofar as TQM is now part of the revised Joint Commission standards [Ed ...
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JONA: The Journal of Nursing Administration, 1991
Total quality management (TQM) can offer nursing practical solutions to the "best for less" dilemma when specifically adapted to the needs of the nursing profession and individual nursing service departments. The author explains the TQM philosophy and its principles, presents strategies that may be used by nurse executives interested in integrating TQM
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Total quality management (TQM) can offer nursing practical solutions to the "best for less" dilemma when specifically adapted to the needs of the nursing profession and individual nursing service departments. The author explains the TQM philosophy and its principles, presents strategies that may be used by nurse executives interested in integrating TQM
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Managing Service Quality: An International Journal, 1994
Examines, in the form of a second amusing discussion, ways in which total quality can be implemented in a company. Looks at the role of managers and how their roles would be affected by the introduction of total quality. Concludes that education could be the key to helping managers to change.
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Examines, in the form of a second amusing discussion, ways in which total quality can be implemented in a company. Looks at the role of managers and how their roles would be affected by the introduction of total quality. Concludes that education could be the key to helping managers to change.
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Shikshan Anveshika, 2014
In this competitive world where customers are known to be the king of the market, a business can survive only when it satisfies its customers. Nowadays, customers are aware of their needs and expectations, and they have a vast range of products to meet their expectations.
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In this competitive world where customers are known to be the king of the market, a business can survive only when it satisfies its customers. Nowadays, customers are aware of their needs and expectations, and they have a vast range of products to meet their expectations.
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