Managing Quality: Integrating the Supply Chain

by S. Thomas Foster

Managing Quality is a comprehensive introduction to the field of quality management that presents a supply chain theme as the unifying framework for quality improvement. Differing Perspectives on Quality; Quality Theory; Global Supply Chain Quality and International Quality Standards; Strategic Quality Planning; The Voice of the Customer; The Voice of the Market; Quality and Innovation in Product and Process Design; Designing Quality Services; Managing Supplier Quality in the Supply Chain; The Tools of Quality; Statistically Based Quality Improvement for Variables; Statistically Based Quality Improvement for Attributes; Six-Sigma Management and Lean Tools; Managing Quality Improvement Teams and Projects; Implementing and Validating the Quality System For quality control managers and/or anyone interested in greater quality management.

519 pages, Hardcover

First published May 1, 2006

Reviews

[Bud Leiner · Rating 3 out of 5]

I finished this book about three weeks ago at the end of my course. After the first five or six chapters, it became much more informative. However, it is geared toward classroom study. Overall, I am satisfied with the information gained from the book, but I would not likely recommend it to individuals looking to learn about Supply Chain Management.

[Celesta · Rating 3 out of 5]

6th edition 2013

[he chow]

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綜合通論，有些流水帳，哪一個也沒有說完全。

對石川馨很感興趣。