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How to Sustain the Total Quality Management Process after the First 12 Months

Klaus Lund, Claus Thomsen

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Abstract

Describes symptoms of a TQM process not working. From eight years experience working with TQM in the service industries, an 11‐point plan has been devised for sustaining the TQM process after the first 12 months

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Describes symptoms of a TQM process not working. From eight years experience working with TQM in the service industries, an 11‐point plan has been devised for sustaining the TQM process after the first 12 months

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Describes symptoms of a TQM process not working. From eight years experience working with TQM in the service industries, an 11‐point plan has been devised for sustaining the TQM process after the first 12 months

Key concepts: Total quality management, Business, Operations management, Process management, Process (computing), Plan (archaeology), Service (business), Quality (philosophy)

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