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9780070718746

The Quality Yearbook, 1999

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    9780070718746

  • ISBN10:

    0070718741

  • Edition: Yearly Ed.
  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 1999-01-01
  • Publisher: McGraw-Hill
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Table of Contents

Preface xi(3)
Consulting Editors xiv(4)
Acknowledgments xviii
PART ONE Background for Quality 1(38)
Introduction
1(2)
Classics in Quality
3(15)
Fundamentals of Scientific Management
3(11)
Frederick Winslow Taylor
The Foundation of the Theory of Constraints
14(4)
Eliyahu M. Goldratt
Quality Perspectives
18(21)
A Manager for the 21st Century
18(9)
H. James Harrington
Changing Concepts and Management of Quality Worldwide
27(8)
Armand V. Feigenbaum
Joseph Moses Juran
35(4)
Daniel A. Wren
Ronald G. Greenwood
PART TWO Quality by Industry 39(112)
Introduction
39(2)
MANUFACTURING SECTOR
41(43)
Innovative Infrastructure for Agile Manufacturers
41(15)
John D. Kasarda
Dennis A. Rondinelli
Wyandot: From Tragedy to Triumph
56(9)
Charles E. Morris
Reducing Defects by Designing for Manufacturability
65(7)
Frances Compton
Integrated Enterprise Proves Key to Flexible Manufacturing
72(8)
S. Zafar Kamal
Manufacturing Execution Systems Revisited
80(4)
Doug Bartholomew
SERVICES SECTOR
84(19)
Quality Determinants and Hospital Satisfaction
84(5)
Sharon L. Oswald
Douglas E. Turner
Robin L. Snipes
Daniel Butler
Quantifying the Impact of Great Customer Service on Profitability
89(14)
John Goodman
PUBLIC SECTOR
103(48)
Government
103(48)
Total Quality Management: A Selective Commentary on Its Human Dimensions, with Special Reference to Its Downside
103(19)
Patrick E. Connor
Education
122(29)
Values for a Quality Culture in Educational Institutions
122(8)
Julie Horine
Why Quality Improvement in Higher Education?
130(13)
Ralph G. Lewis
Douglas H. Smith
Does Higher Education Practice What It Teaches?
143(8)
Gary Vazzana
Duane Bachmann
John Elfrink
PART THREE Implementing Quality 151(508)
Introduction
151(2)
QUALITY TRANSFORMATION
153(257)
Planning
153(10)
Visionary Action: Strategic Processes in Fast-Cycle Environments
153(10)
John C. Camillus
Richard T. Sessions
Ron Webb
Leadership
163(54)
A Little Leadership, Please?
163(13)
Michael E. McGill
John W. Slocum, Jr.
The 47 Habits of Pretty Good Leaders
176(5)
Peter R. Scholtes
Leadership in Quality Organizations
181(6)
Nancy Z. Dering
Applying Emotional Intelligence in the Workplace
187(15)
Robert K. Cooper
Leading Others through a Crisis
202(9)
Andrew J. DuBrin
Plugging into the Power of Leadership Teams
211(6)
Billie R. Day
Michael Moore
Cultural Transformation
217(30)
Confronting the Paradoxes in a Total Quality Environment
217(14)
Kenneth R. Thompson
Quality Drives Trident's Success
231(6)
Jennifer J. Laabs
Five Conditions for High-Performance Cultures
237(10)
W. Mathew Juechter
Caroline Fisher
Randall J. Alford
Knowledge Management
247(33)
Knowledge Sharing at Buckman Labs
247(8)
Robert H. Buckman
Successful Knowledge Management Projects
255(19)
Thomas H. Davenport
David W. De Long
Michael C. Beers
Getting Smart about Knowledge Management
274(6)
Laton McCartney
Voice of the Customer
280(56)
Better Business--One Customer at a Time
280(11)
Don Peppers
Martha Rogers
Is Your Satisfaction Survey Creating Dissatisfied Customers?
291(14)
Terry Vavra
The Customer Stops Here
305(8)
Geoffrey Brewer
What Does Your Customer Really Want?
313(12)
Joan O. Fredericks
James M. Salter II
A Practical Path to Customer Loyalty
325(11)
Phil Bowden
Teams and Teamwork
336(30)
The 10 Commandments of Team Leadership
336(4)
Kenneth E. Hultman
Conducting a Team Audit
340(6)
Thomas R. Keen
Cherie N. Keen
How to Link Personal Values with Team Values
346(9)
Dennis T. Jaffe
Cynthia D. Scott
Team Performance Measurement
355(11)
Jack Zigon
Systems Thinking/Learning Organizations
366(23)
Bringing Life to Organizational Change
366(14)
Margaret J. Wheatley
Myron Kellner-Rogers
Transforming Supply Chains into Value Webs
380(9)
Philip P. Andrews
Jerome Hahn
Communication
389(15)
Strategic Stories: How 3M Is Rewritting Business Planning
389(11)
Gordon Shaw
Robert Brown
Philip Bromiley
Pillsbury's Recipe Is Candid Talk
400(4)
Gillian Flynn
Training
404(6)
Effective Training: Today's Competitive Weapon
404(6)
Susan H. Tall
Laura J. Hall
QUALITY TOOLS AND TECHNIQUES
410(90)
Process Management
410(90)
A Tutorial on Mistake-Proofing
410(9)
John R. Grout
Brian T. Downs
Continuous Process Improvement the Quick Step Way
419(10)
Bernard J. Schroer
Mel Adams
Steve Stewart
Paul J. Componation
Critical Factors of Effective Project Management
429(10)
Svetlana J.K. Cicmil
The Process Audit: Often Ignored but Never Insignificant
439(7)
Sudhir Bafna
In Spec and In Trouble
446(3)
Donald J. Wheeler
Maximizing Capacity Through Integrated Problem Solving
449(7)
John Veleris
Jeff Park
Digital Hammers and Electronic Nails: Tools of the Next Generation
456(12)
Gregory H. Watson
Measurement
468(32)
How Nonfinancial Performance Measures Are Used
468(8)
Bonnie P. Stivers
Teresa Joyce Covin
Nancy Green Hall
Steven W. Smalt
Benchmarking Your Plant against TQM Best-Practices Plants
476(12)
Hank Rogers
Activity-Based Costing
488(12)
John L. Eggers
Charles E. Bangert Jr.
FUNCTIONAL PROCESSES
500(124)
Product and Service Innovation
500(5)
Rethinking R&D Can Transform a Company
500(5)
John Teresko
Supply Chain Management
505(34)
Enterprise-and Plant-Centric Scheduling
505(7)
Eric Dullin
A Practical Approach to Service-Supplier Certification
512(10)
John O. Brown
The Supply-Chain Paradox
522(9)
John H. Sheridan
Leverage Your Vendor Relationships and Enhance Your Bottom Line
531(8)
Jonathan D. Casher
Robert H. Metzger
Logistics
539(6)
Material Handling: Creating Quick Paths for Change
539(6)
Fred Fenster
Human Resources
545(23)
Quality Professionals Cope With Changing Roles
545(5)
Melissa Larson
The Re-enchantment of Work
550(6)
Gail Dutton
Betting Your Bonus on Quality
556(5)
Mellissa Larson
Building a Self-Service Culture that Works
561(7)
Samuel Greengard
Information Technology
568(23)
At the Crossroads of Computing and Quality
568(9)
James W. Cortada
Making Information Technology Strategic
577(9)
Victoria Griffith
Partnering for Technology ROI
586(5)
Maria Behan
Finance and Accounting
591(33)
Using ABC to Determine the Cost of Servicing Customers
591(11)
Michael Krupnicki
Thomas Tyson
ABC: Why It's Tried and How It Succeeds
602(11)
Kip R. Krumwiede
Aligning TOC and ABC For Silkscreen Printing
613(11)
Sidney J. Baxendale
Mahesh Gupta
STANDARDS AND ASSESSMENTS
624(35)
ISO 9000
624(35)
What Do You Expect from ISO 9000: Capability, Performance, or Satisfaction?
624(6)
George Q. Lofgren
Robert Peach
Does ISO 9000 Have an Effect on Quality Management Practices? An International Empirical Study
630(15)
S. Subba Rao
T. S. Ragu-Nathan
Luis E. Solis
U.S. Perspective Varies on ISO 14000
645(6)
Mary Litsikas
The Strategy of Marketing Quality: The Impact of ISO 9000
651(3)
William A. Stimson
Becoming an ISOholic
654(5)
Holly Ann Suzik
PART FOUR Quality References 659(128)
Introduction
659(2)
A Library of the Best on Performance Measurements
661(10)
Quality Resources On-line'99
671(27)
Directory of Magazines, Journals, and Newsletters That Cover Quality
698(25)
Directory of Domestic and International Quality Awards
723(39)
Quotes on Quality
762(17)
The 1998 Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Award Recipients
779(8)
Index 787

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