2011
DOI: 10.1108/20401461111189425
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Japanese total quality control, TQM, Deming's system of profound knowledge, BPR, Lean and Six Sigma

Abstract: PurposeThe purpose of this paper is to compare and discuss the evolution of six important management systems: Japanese Total Quality Control (JTQC), Total Quality Management (TQM), Deming's system of profound knowledge, Business Process Reengineering (BPR), Lean Thinking and Six Sigma. Indeed, the contribution of this paper lies in the concurrent analysis and classification, by the means of a literature review, of the results and critical implementation factors of the six systems. Deming's Plan‐Do‐Check‐Act (P… Show more

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“…In total, the recall covered more than 30 million vehicles and resulted in a $ 900 million deferred-prosecution agreement, as well as a maximum possible fine of $ 35 million over GM's delayed response to the defects. 1 As the corresponding investigation by the federal authorities also included the disclosure of numerous documents, the GM ignition switch case offers a unique possibility for this paper's purpose. The following section presents the available information sources on the case and introduces the switch's functionality.…”
Section: The Gm Ignition Switch -A Forensic Engineering Casementioning
confidence: 99%
“…In total, the recall covered more than 30 million vehicles and resulted in a $ 900 million deferred-prosecution agreement, as well as a maximum possible fine of $ 35 million over GM's delayed response to the defects. 1 As the corresponding investigation by the federal authorities also included the disclosure of numerous documents, the GM ignition switch case offers a unique possibility for this paper's purpose. The following section presents the available information sources on the case and introduces the switch's functionality.…”
Section: The Gm Ignition Switch -A Forensic Engineering Casementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Implementation of Six Sigma at Motorola was intended to reduce the number of defects in its production activities. Unsatisfied with the quality measurement of defects in thousands of opportunities, Motorola developed the quality measurement of defects per million opportunities in the 1980s (Chiarini, ). El‐Haik and Al‐Aomar () explained Six Sigma and defects‐per‐million‐opportunities (DMPO) as follows:
The word sigma refers to the lowercase Greek letter σ, a symbol used by statisticians to measure variability.
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Section: Six Sigmamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A corporation leader and/or a quality leader sponsors the overall implementation of Six Sigma. Each Belt employee manages and follows the Six Sigma implementation to the functions, processes, or projects to his or her Belt level (Chiarini, ; Roth, ).…”
Section: Six Sigmamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The philosophy of this second objective is that the urgency that a threatened shut down might incur creates an even greater urgency for addressing and fixing the underlying problem, both thoroughly and permanently (Smalley, n.d.). The concept of making problems visible and addressing them as a top priority is a high level priority throughout the Toyota Production System (Chiarini, 2011;Smalley, n.d.). The heart of TPS is the employees, by whom Lean objectives are realized, under the coaching of management (Assarlind, Gremyr, & Backman, 2012;Smalley, n.d.).…”
Section: The Second Principle Of the Toyota Productionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Utilizing a statistical, data-based scheme (Chiarini, 2011), the Six Sigma approach optimizes processes by determining the relationship between critical process inputs and the essential process outputs, and resetting the inputs accordingly (Oguz, Kim, Hutchinson, & Han, 2012). The theoretical equation that represents the essence of the Six Sigma problem solving method is Y = f(X) (Oguz, et al, 2012).…”
Section: Six Sigmamentioning
confidence: 99%