The Japanese are generally credited with starting the global quality revolution that in the 1970s became an

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The Japanese are generally credited with starting the global quality revolution that in the 1970s became an integral part of corporate culture, and eventually led to the development of quality-improvement systems like TQM and Six Sigma. Research and write a report about what Japan did to initiate the quality movement and why it differed from what was being done in North America.

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Operations Management Creating Value Along the Supply Chain

ISBN: 978-1118301173

1st Canadian Edition

Authors: Roberta S. Russell, Bernard W. Taylor, Ignacio Castillo, Navneet Vidyarthi

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