JAPANESE MANUFACTURING TECHNIQUES: THEIR IMPORTANCE TO U.S. MANUFACTURERS

清洲崎

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Quality and Supply Management Management and Optimization Techniques Management Systems and Quality Improvement

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Advances made in manufacturing techniques are producing a revolution in competitive strategy. Improved production techniques not only affect quality control but reduce costs such as those associated with obsolescence and material handling. Executive managers can no longer afford to distance themselves from the functions of the factory floor.

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