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CHAPTER ONE

The Total Quality


Approach to Quality
Management

What is Quality?
Quality is a dynamic state
associated with products, services,
people, processes, and environments
that meets or exceeds expectations.

The Total Quality Approach


Defined

How is Total Quality Different?


The Historical Development of
Total Quality

Two Views of Quality


The traditional view
The total quality view
Major Differences
Productivity versus quality
How quality is defined
How quality is measured
How quality is achieved
Attitude toward defects
Quality as a function
Responsibility for quality
Supplier relationships

Key Elements of Total


Quality

Strategically Based
Customer Focus
Obsession with Quality
Scientific Approach
Long-Term Commitment
Teamwork
Continual Process Improvement

Education and Training


Freedom Through Control
Unity of Purpose
Employee Involvement and
Empowerment

Total Quality Pioneers


Demings Contributions
The Deming Cycle

The Deming Cycle

Demings Fourteen
Points

Demings Seven Deadly


Diseases

Jurans Contributions

Juran Institute Inc., QualityRelated Services Provided


Worldwide

Jurans Three Basic Steps


to Progress

Jurans Ten Steps to Quality


Improvement

The Pareto Principle


Quality Planning
Quality Control
Quality Improvement
Crosbys Contributions

Crosbys Fourteen Steps to


Quality Improvement

Keys to Total Quality


Success
Six Sigma Concept
How is Six Sigma Achieved?
The Future of Quality
Management
Quality Management
Characteristics for the
Future

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