Total quality control
Armand V. Feigenbaum
Abstract
Armand V. Feigenbaum
Abstract
This is a text on achieving profitability through quality, updated for the global marketplace of the 1990s. Principles are put into practice and the two critical success factors are fully explored: how to build quality controls into every phase of operations - product and service development, production, engineering, marketing, distribution, sales, customer service; and how to drive communication and the implementation of quality control strategies down and across organizational lines, mobilizing commitment at every level. For this revised third edition, the author has added a discussion of the significance of quality control to corporate profitability; 12 benchmarks for quality control in the 1990s; and four management principles for achieving a total quality orientation. Topics are brought to life with practical examples and more than 200 illustrations.
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This is a text on achieving profitability through quality, updated for the global marketplace of the 1990s. Principles are put into practice and the two critical success factors are fully explored: how to build quality controls into every phase of operations - product and service development, production, engineering, marketing, distribution, sales, customer service; and how to drive communication and the implementation of quality control strategies down and across organizational lines, mobilizing commitment at every level. For this revised third edition, the author has added a discussion of the significance of quality control to corporate profitability; 12 benchmarks for quality control in the 1990s; and four management principles for achieving a total quality orientation. Topics are brought to life with practical examples and more than 200 illustrations.
Key concepts: Profitability index, Quality (philosophy), Control (management), Process management, Service quality, Marketing, Total quality management, Production (economics)