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Total quality management

Dorsey J. Talley

1991

Pocket guide to TQM

John S. Oakland

1998

Quality connections

Randy Schenkat

1993

Quality without tears

Philip B. Crosby

1985

The high-value manager

Randi Toler Sachs, Florence M. Stone

1995

Total quality management in education

Edward Sallis

1993

Managing for Total Quality

N. Logothetis

1992

Benchmarking

Gerald J. Balm

1992

The Corporate Self Assessment Handbook

C. Hakes

1994

Encounters and Reflections

Arthur C. Danto

1997

A guide to lean six sigma management skills

Howard S. Gitlow

2008

The 90-day ISO manual

James R Stewart, Frank Straka, Peter Mauch et al.

1994

Integrated quality management

Marylane Wade Koch

1993

Continuous Quality Improvement in the Classroom:

Robert Cornesky

1995

The Service quality handbook

Eberhard E. Scheuing, William F. Christopher

1993

The quality library

Sara Laughlin

2008

Educational management

Margaret Preedy, Ron Glatter

1997

The essence of total quality management

John Bank

1992

The quality team concept in total quality control

John M. Ryan

1992

Unlocking the power of your QMS

Charles A. Cianfrani, Jack West

2004

Principles of total quality

Joel E. Ross, J. A. Swift, Jill Swift et al.

1998

Implementing ISO 9001:2000

Tom Taormina

2002

The Deming dimension

Henry R. Neave

1992

Advancing quality

Richard Joss

1995

Lean hospitals

Mark Graban

2008

Six Sigma

Geoff Tennant

2001

The complete idiot's guide to lean six sigma

Breakthrough Management Group, Neil DeCarlo

2007

Four days with Dr. Deming

William J. Latzko

1995

Assessing business excellence

Leslie J. Porter

1996

Quality in action

Patrick L. Townsend, Joan E. Gebhardt

1992

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