Quality in America: how to implement a competitive quality program

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For half a million CEOs, strategic planners, engineers, and millions of manufacturing managers, quality has become the linchpin for competitive advantage in domestic and international markets. The author of several award-winning productivity books now analyzes the present state of the practice of quality in America today.

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