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SPC Simplified for Services: Practical tools for continuous quality improvement

✍ Scribed by Davida M. Amsden, Howard E. Butler, Robert T. Amsden (auth.)


Publisher
Springer Netherlands
Year
1991
Tongue
English
Leaves
308
Edition
1
Category
Library

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✦ Synopsis


In this book, we talk about many of the tools and techniques of qualΒ­ ity. These tools are easy to learn. So you can better see where the tools of quality fit in your service business, we will first talk about what it takes to become a quality organization. THE NEED In many manufacturing industries worldwide, quality is a major stratΒ­ egy for gaining the competitive edge. Quality in the Japanese auto indusΒ­ try, for example, means the quality of everything the company does as well as the quality of the product itself. This includes the quality of sales; of market research to find out what the customer wants, needs, and exΒ­ pects; of new product development; of ordering processes; of billing; of service of the product; etc. What does this have to do with service organizations? Until recently, the really tough competition from abroad, especially from Japan, has been in manufacturing. Competition is now growing in service industries as well. Any company, whether foreign or domestic, that learns the ideas and tools of quality and practices quality management will become a seΒ­ rious competitive threat to your company. Some examples may help you see the seriousness of your situation.

✦ Table of Contents


Front Matter....Pages i-xviii
Basic Principles....Pages 1-23
Basic Problem-Solving Tools....Pages 25-49
Quality Improvement Tools....Pages 51-71
Frequency Histograms and Checksheets....Pages 73-97
Variables Control Charts....Pages 99-136
Attributes Control Charts....Pages 137-172
Sampling Plans....Pages 173-206
Systems Capability....Pages 207-232
Putting It All Together....Pages 233-237
Back Matter....Pages 239-299

✦ Subjects


Production/Logistics/Supply Chain Management; Statistics, general


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