Quality Progress 1995 - Abstracts

Quality Progress 1995
TitleSubjectAuthors
15 years and still going....Engineering and manufacturing industriesHerbert Rau
A common sense approach to corrective action systems.Engineering and manufacturing industriesMark R. Miller
Aerospace and defense contractors learn how to make their businesses soar.Engineering and manufacturing industriesMichael O'Guin
A failure of methods, not philosophy.Engineering and manufacturing industriesRichard D. Dobbins
A history of managing for quality.(excerpts from 'A History of Managing for Quality')Engineering and manufacturing industriesJ.M. Juran, Marco Biglazzi, Cornelis Spaans, Michel Dunaud
Another view on how to measure health care quality. (response to David Birnbaum, Quality Progress, Apr 1994)Engineering and manufacturing industriesFrank C. Kaminsky, James C. Benneyan
A not-so-secret recipe for successful TQM. (total quality management)Engineering and manufacturing industriesR.A. Nadkarni
A performance measurement model.Engineering and manufacturing industriesKenneth H. Rose
Assessing organizational performance.Engineering and manufacturing industriesRobert M. Gerst
Avoid a flop: use QFD with questionnaires. (quality function)Engineering and manufacturing industriesEli A. Glsuhkovsky, Radu A. Florescu, Anat Hershkovits, Daniel Sipper
Building a leadership foundation through improvement.(quality improvement and executive commitment)Engineering and manufacturing industriesTed Cocheu
But it takes too long....Engineering and manufacturing industriesA. Blanton Godfrey, John F. Early
Buying radios is adding quality to Madison's city government.Engineering and manufacturing industriesMichael F. Masterson
Combating organizationally induced helplessness. (includes related article)Engineering and manufacturing industriesRichard F. Kankus, Robert P. Cavalier
Council says feds should get out of product testing and certification. (National Research Council)Engineering and manufacturing industries 
Cyberquality: quality resources on the Internet.Engineering and manufacturing industriesJim Clauson
Decision tree helps categorize quality costs.Engineering and manufacturing industriesBennett N. Underhill
Do temporary workers reduce the quality of the company?Engineering and manufacturing industries 
Dot plots of multiway data.(Graphical Methods and Principles for Data Analysis, part 2)Engineering and manufacturing industriesBert Gunter
Electronic meeting software makes communicating easier.Engineering and manufacturing industriesElizabeth Scott Anderson, Jill Smith Slater
Financial kaizen: lowering hurdles to long-term investments.(business management in Japan)(includes related information on determining project acceptability)Engineering and manufacturing industriesRaymond Cheser
Finding and implementing best practices in higher education.Engineering and manufacturing industriesRobert C. Camp, Eugene H. Fram
Focus the strategy to achieve results.Engineering and manufacturing industriesGeorge P. Bohan
Get employees in the game with catchball.Engineering and manufacturing industriesJoe Bowman
Graphical methods and principles for data analysis II: Austria first? Zambia last?(business statistics)Engineering and manufacturing industriesBert Gunter
How to become a quality person.Engineering and manufacturing industriesMark S. Cary
How to construct a basic quality manual.(includes related information on selecting a person to compile the manual)Engineering and manufacturing industriesWilliam R. Hamilton
How to develop a meaningful employee recognition program.Engineering and manufacturing industriesGene H. Milas
How to distinguish the masters from the hacks. (choosing a management consultant)Engineering and manufacturing industriesKenneth T. Delavigne
Implementing Deming's fourth point. (statistical quality control expert W. Edwards Deming)(Cover Story)Engineering and manufacturing industriesJeff Windham
Intelligent manufacturing initiative under way with newly endorsed projects.Engineering and manufacturing industries 
ISO 14000 standards tailored to meet the needs of all countries.Engineering and manufacturing industries 
ISO 9000 preparation: the first crucial steps.Engineering and manufacturing industriesRobert D. Zaciewski
It's 10 p.m.: do you know where your quality program is? (quality during night shifts)Engineering and manufacturing industriesDon Penkala
Japan's new advantage: total productive maintenance.Engineering and manufacturing industriesDavid A. Turbide
Leadership and human motivation in the workplace.Engineering and manufacturing industriesMichael D. Wilsey
Leading the duck at mission control.Engineering and manufacturing industriesLes Landes
Learning from mistakes: hospital team discovers valuable lessons after TQM effort disbands.Engineering and manufacturing industriesDiana V. Shaw, Denni O. Day, Elizabeth Slavinskas
Listening to the voice of the employee.Engineering and manufacturing industriesRonald D. Snee
Maintaining focus within your organization.(vision of organization and the ways to achieve it)Engineering and manufacturing industriesWilliam C. Parr, Cheryl Hild
Making performance appraisals consistent with a quality environment.Engineering and manufacturing industriesAllan J. Weber
Managing records for ISO 9000 compliance.Engineering and manufacturing industriesEugenia K. Brumm
Managing the link between measurement and compensation.Engineering and manufacturing industriesRobert Davis, Susan Rosegrant, Michael Watkins
Naval Station Mayport jump-starts quality.Engineering and manufacturing industriesBobbie Ryan
Navy hospital fights disease with a quality team.(National Naval Medical Center, Bethesda, Maryland)(includes related article on quality control at the hospital)Engineering and manufacturing industriesKaye Appleman, Kris Large
Overcoming the real issues of implementation.Engineering and manufacturing industriesSamuel Feinberg
Pennsylvania builds tomorrow's work force.Engineering and manufacturing industriesConnie R. Faylor
People: the imperfect communicators.(communication in business organizations)Engineering and manufacturing industriesJohn P. Scully
Power in organizations: a look through the TQM lens. (total quality management)(includes sidebars)Engineering and manufacturing industriesPaula Phillips Carson, Kerry D. Carson, E. Leon Knight, C. William Roe
Preparing the front line. (training customer service employees)Engineering and manufacturing industriesJaclyn R. Jeffrey
Putting fear to flight. (behavior-based quality management)Engineering and manufacturing industriesDwight Harshbarger, Beth Sulzer-Azaroff
Quality and business practices: essential ingredients for success.Engineering and manufacturing industriesBenjamin Roosevelt
Quality and the theory of constraints.Engineering and manufacturing industriesH. William Dettmer
Quality costs: a report card on business.Engineering and manufacturing industriesJanet Gray
Quality Management Benchmark Assessment.(book excerpts)Engineering and manufacturing industriesJ.P. Russell
Quality principles are key to building Centennial Medical Center. (includes related article)Engineering and manufacturing industriesTom Scharfe, Mark J. White
'Quality Progress'' eighth annual QA/QC services directory.(Directory)Engineering and manufacturing industries 
Quality Progress' fifth quality in education listing.Engineering and manufacturing industriesAnne Calek
Quality quest: one company's successful attempt at implementing TQM.(total quality management)Engineering and manufacturing industriesRobert A. Drensek, Fred B. Grubb
Reduce the potential impact of product liability on your organization.Engineering and manufacturing industriesRandall Goodden
Renewing American civilization, pillar five: quality as defined by Deming. (W. Edwards Deming)(Cover Story)(Transcript)Engineering and manufacturing industriesNewt Gingrich
Small groups bring big results.Engineering and manufacturing industriesGirdhar J. Gyani
Standards battles heating up worldwide.Engineering and manufacturing industriesAmy Zuckerman
Strategic planning: the missing link in TQM.(Total Quality Management)Engineering and manufacturing industriesHoward E. Butz Jr.
Support group decisions via computer systems.Engineering and manufacturing industriesMilam W. Aiken, Neal F. Jackson, Mahesh B. Vanjani, Bassam S. Hasan
Teams in the age of systems.Engineering and manufacturing industriesPeter R. Scholtes
Texas Instruments' and Iowa State University's experience with the university challenge program.Engineering and manufacturing industriesH. Fred Walker
The 10 pitfalls of benchmarking.Engineering and manufacturing industriesIrving DeToro
The art of TQM. (total quality management)Engineering and manufacturing industriesJames P. Corrigan
The ASQC fellows project; quality professionals take a critical look at the American Customer Satisfaction Index.(American Society for Quality Control)(Panel Discussion)Engineering and manufacturing industries 
The Baldie play. (quality-based investment strategy)Engineering and manufacturing industriesB. Ray Helton
The conference method of redesign.(an efficient way to achieve organizational redesign)Engineering and manufacturing industriesAlan L. Wilgus
The continuing quest for excellence. (1995 Quest for Excellence Conference)Engineering and manufacturing industriesCap Frank
The dual role of AT&T's self-assessment process.Engineering and manufacturing industriesDale H. Myers, Jeffrey Heller
The five drivers of Total Quality.Engineering and manufacturing industriesDennis P. Grahn
The gentle art of chartering a team.Engineering and manufacturing industriesJames M. Cupello
The importance of following GD&T specifications. (Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing)Engineering and manufacturing industriesCollin Wearring, Dennis P. Karl
The legacy of W. Edwards Deming. (statistical quality control expert)(Cover Story)Engineering and manufacturing industriesJunji Noguchi
The other side of the man of quality: the pearl. (W. Edwards Deming)(Cover Story)Engineering and manufacturing industriesVirginia C. Vertiz
The proper distribution of TQM. (Total Quality Management)Engineering and manufacturing industriesDave Collman
The reverse appraisal: a tool for leadership development.Engineering and manufacturing industriesGlenn L. Taylor, Martha N. Morgan
The role of statistical thinking in management.Engineering and manufacturing industriesLynne B. Hare, Ronald D. Snee, Roger W. Hoerl, John D. Hromi
The "walk the talk" model: a classroom model that works in education.Engineering and manufacturing industriesDavid E. Leigh
This couldn't happen in my back yard!(Management's Misguided Mandate Shows Why Interdisciplinary Training Is Necessary)Engineering and manufacturing industriesFred A. Spiring
Total quality in K-12 education.Engineering and manufacturing industriesMary Ann Smialek
TQM in the R&D function. (total quality management, research and development)Engineering and manufacturing industriesR.C. Price
Trends in quality: the game is changing.(Standards)Engineering and manufacturing industriesHelen Gillespie
UNC Charlotte measures the effects of its quality initiative.Engineering and manufacturing industriesKimberly Buch, J. William Shelnutt
Using QFD becomes an educational experience for students and faculty.(quality function deployment)Engineering and manufacturing industriesDonald S. Ermer
Visioning: the concept, trilogy, and process.(business management)Engineering and manufacturing industriesJohn R. Latham
Waving the white flag.(a treaty by major competitors to conduct a survey in the semiconductor industry)Engineering and manufacturing industriesKate Ludeman
What does "employee involvement" mean?Engineering and manufacturing industriesJeffrey L. Moe
What is the probability that your employees will succeed?Engineering and manufacturing industriesRonald E. Turner
What it takes to be a quality consultant.(includes related article on choosing a consultant)Engineering and manufacturing industriesHugh Williamson
What's up down under? (ISO 9000 series of standards of quality in Australia)Engineering and manufacturing industriesJoseph L. Orsini
What went wrong in U.S. business's attempt to rescue its competitiveness?(includes bibliography)Engineering and manufacturing industriesHerbert W. Hoover Jr.
When quality is a matter of taste, use reliability indexes.Engineering and manufacturing industriesDavid Futrell
Which comes first: the chicken or the egg?(the elimination of system problems and the involvement of workers)Engineering and manufacturing industriesAnand K.N.
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