Total Quality Management in Large organisations - Success or Failure?
About the Book - TQM
This book - "Total Quality Management" - should be of interest to managers of all levels in; public sector, private sector, and voluntary organisations. While local authority organisations and some government departments my have difficulties in adapting TQM in areas such as social service and education and training, this book demonstrates how TQM programmes can be beneficial to such organizations if properly planned and implemented.
This book should appeal to those following formal studies in management from certificate level up to Master of Business Administration degree. The practical treatment given to the planning and implementation of Total Quality Management (TQM) make it a "must-read" for managers who are preparing to introduce TQM or any quality systems into their organisations. This book should also make interesting reading for managers and potential managers who do not want to undertake formal management studies but want to acquire some management tools. It will enhance the reader's range of managerial skills and help improve organisation effectiveness and efficiency.
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TQM is also a method of reducing waste by involving every one in improving the way things are done. The techniques of TQM can be applied throughout an organisation so that people from different departments, with different priorities and abilities communicate with and help each other. These methods are equally useful in; finance, sales, marketing, design, accounts, distribution and production.
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