| California Management Review 1993 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| Achieving dynamic stability through information technology. (includes related articles) | Business, general | Boynton, Andrew C. |
| A perspective on quality activities in American firms. | Business, general | Kano, Noriaki |
| Building competitive advantage through a global network of capabilities. | Business, general | Bartmess, Andrew, Cerny, Keith |
| Continuous quality improvement as a survival strategy: the Southern Pacific experience. (Southern Pacific Transportation Co.) | Business, general | Carman, James M. |
| Government-business relations in the European Community. | Business, general | Calingaert, Michael |
| Health care costs: a moral and economic problem. | Business, general | Enthoven, Alain C. |
| Japan's growing capabilities in industrial technology: implications for U.S. managers and policymakers. | Business, general | Mowery, David C., Teece, David J. |
| Quality, participation, and competitiveness. (management of American firms) | Business, general | Cole, Robert E., Bacdayan, Paul, White, B. Joseph |
| Quality, strategy, and competitiveness. (management strategies for American firms) | Business, general | Belohlav, James A. |
| The 1993 state of U.S. total quality management: a Baldrige examiner's perspective. (Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Award) | Business, general | Easton, George |
| The European Community, international trade, and world unity. | Business, general | Dischamps, Jean-Claude |
| Total Quality Management in a small, high-technology company. (total quality management) | Business, general | Price, Michael, Chen, E. Eva |
| Training, continuous improvement, and human relations: the U.S. TWI programs and the Japanese management style. (Training Within Industries) | Business, general | Schroeder, Dean M., Robinson, Alan G. |
| Vision, values, milestones: Paul O'Neill starts total quality at Alcoa. (Chairman and CEO of Aluminum Company of America) | Business, general | Kolesar, Peter J. |
| Why improving quality doesn't improve quality (or whatever happened to marketing?). | Business, general | Rust, Roland T., Kordupleski, Raymond E., Zahorik, Anthony J. |
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