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Tag Archives: Quality tools
Quality, SPC and Your Career
Lead To Succeed [sigh, ASQ broke the link so I removed it, it sure gets tiring how backwards some organizations still are about using the internet, June 2010] by Stephen S. Prevette: * Succeed as a quality professional by branding … Continue reading
Posted in Career, Deming, Management, quote, Statistics, Systems thinking
Tagged Career, leadership, managing people, Quality tools, SPC, Statistics
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Visual Work Instructions
Via Got Boondoggle? Shorter Text for Visual Work Instructions (link broken 🙁 so removed) by Steven Blackwell: The line worker may not even read text that seems excessive. We have spent the last eight years observing line workers using visual … Continue reading
Taguchi Loss Function
Topic: Management Written in response to this post on the Deming Electronic Network (DEN) [broken link removed]. The responses on this topic show the strength of the DEN. 1) thoughtful responses that should help the person posting the original message … Continue reading
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Tagged curiouscat, Customer focus, Deming, management tools, Quality tools, Systems thinking
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