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Establishing Commitment to Quality
April 13, 2006
A small company has great potential advantage over larger companies in implementing a TQM program with employees. There are fewer people to communicate with, and the manager in charge of implementing ...

Improving Quality and Satisfaction
April 13, 2006
The more participation by company employees in quality programs and the more ways they think up to improve customer satisfaction, the better the quality! Once your people understand and accept new ...

Incorporating TQM in All Activities
April 13, 2006
The personnel in a small company are analogous to the famous "20-mule team" that pulled Borax raw materials out of Death Valley. If a single team member is not doing his or her best, the performance ...

Communicating TQM to Customers
April 13, 2006
When was the last time you sat down with any of your customers and presented your company mission or values? Do you have a written list of services that customers can expect of your company? Quill ...

TQM and Your Suppliers
April 13, 2006
You can maintain and deliver the quality of your products and services only if all personnel and all companies involved in your chain of suppliers are quality-oriented and customer-oriented. ...

Will TQM Cost More?
April 13, 2006
The idea of "quality" is free. Studies on successful implementation of TQM programs and customer service show a significant improvement in company efficiencies, sales, and profitability, often with ...

TQM May Demand Significant Changes
April 13, 2006
Continuous quality improvement is the hallmark of successful companies, worldwide. Many successful Japanese companies have adopted continuous quality improvement as the number one operational ...

Small Changes Make a Difference
April 13, 2006
For many small companies, the secret of continued business success in competing against larger companies is to do everything a little bit better than the competition.

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