Mismatched management techniques

Article Abstract:

Total quality management (TQM) and management by objectives (MBO) are two distinct and effective management concepts. Combining the two styles, however, could lead to more harm than good. MBO relies on specific performance targets while TQM dwells on process management. The blending of these two techniques into a single doctrine can foster a less than optimal organization consisting of very efficient personnel and departments.

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Which Six Sigma metric should I use?

Article Abstract:

Six Sigma has helped large and small companies solve their problems, since its inception at Motorola in the early 1980s. Six Sigma uses several common quality metrics to emphasize the consistency of products, services and their associated processes.

Management techniques, Six Sigma (Quality control)

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The problem with managing by objectives and results

Article Abstract:

Research is presented describing the use of objectives and results management initiatives to produce quality and standard in product and employee.

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