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Confusion and mystique about quality is the main reason behind its lack of use. As the movement has grown, the appropriateness of the definitions and understanding has not been reconsidered. Commonly referenced terms are presented in terms of their relationship to quality, control, quality...
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The benefits of total productive maintenance (TPM) are quantifiable as a direct contributor to improved bottom‐line performance. Describes the procedures for implementing TPM. Overall TPM aims to result in equipment that is easy to operate flawlessly, requires minimum maintenance effort and is...
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Starts from the premiss that quality and productivity are important tools for organizations to use to achieve … competitive advantage. Takes a strategic perspective from which to examine why productivity is important to the economy and to … look at quality as an integral part of productivity improvement. Considers the forces which support productivity and …
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processes? Rejects the view that quality and productivity are incompatible, arguing that efficiencies resulting from … continuously improving quality lead to increased productivity. Examines the western management reliance for competitive advantage …
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restructuring, redundancy and pressures on staff to increase productivity that are inconsistent with promoting a shared interest in …
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Proposes five prerequisites for a successful long‐term quality programme. Illustrates them through an imaginary coat‐of‐arms motif. Examines leadership, the cost of implementing TQM, the drive towards customer satisfaction, continous improvement and total involvement. Uses Rover Group as a...
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their productivity to employers through academic credentials. An academic credential—for example, a college degree …—conveys information valuable to both parties. It benefits the employer by indicating job skills and productivity; it benefits the employee …, productivity, income, and employment. As potential employees in this exercise have varying levels of education, this lesson also …
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the general problem of industrial efficiency and points out that this type of comparison can help in guiding applications …
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to improve efficiency and productivity is at odds with creating a quality culture. Explains why a quality culture is …
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