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Why do we believe that quality control circles have been used so much in japan?
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What are the functions of quality circles?
Quality Circles was formalised by Dr K Ishikawa in 1960 Japan. More information about quality circles can be found through Kaoru Ishikawa or W. Edwards Deming This is a concise and brief function of Quality Circle: "A Quality Circle is a small group of people, usually between three and twelve but normally eight, who do similar work, who meet together regularly for about one hour per week or fortnight in company time, usually under the leadership of their foreman or supervisor, on a voluntary basis, to identify problems, analyse the causes, recommend their solutions to management and, where possible, to implement the solutions them­selves." -David Hutchins (1982), Ringing the Bell with Quality Circles, Management Review and Digest- http://www.hutchins.co.uk/Ar_BelCirc.aspx
Where can crop circles be found the most?
The countries with the most crop circles are the UK, Russia, USA, Australia, Japan.
Can you drive from US to Japan?
No you cannot. Japan is an island on the other side of earth. If you drive in circles on a boat then yes
What are the functions of quality?
Quality Circles was formalised by Dr K Ishikawa in 1960 Japan. More information about quality circles can be found through Kaoru Ishikawa or W. Edwards Deming This is a concise and brief function of Quality Circle: "A Quality Circle is a small group of people, usually between three and twelve but normally eight, who do similar work, who meet together regularly for about one hour per week or fortnight in company time, usually under the leadership of their foreman or supervisor, on a voluntary basis, to identify problems, analyse the causes, recommend their solutions to management and, where possible, to implement the solutions them­selves." -David Hutchins (1982), Ringing the Bell with Quality Circles, Management Review and Digest- http://www.hutchins.co.uk/Ar_BelCirc.aspx
W Edwards Deming was born in Iowa but his ideas about quality control helped what other country build international markets at American expense?
Japan
How did Japan change at the onset of World War 2 who was in control of Japan?
i belive D mcCarthur was in control of japan after ww2
What continent did japan think they should control?
Japan thought they should control all of Asia.
Is 6sigma a college sorority or frat?
Six sigma is not a sorority or a frat. Six sigma is a quality control methodology that was originally created and implemented by Motorola in Japan. It is a system that is designed to help increase the overall quality of companies processes.
After ww1 Japan gained control of?
Japan didn't gain control of anyone if anything they lost land.
Was Mongolia under control of japan in 1942?
Yes, Mongolia was under control of Japan in 1942 when WWII.
Why does Japan take control in Pacific?
Japan taking control of the pacific? they don't need another bomb.
What are quality circles?
A quality circle is a group composed of regular employees who meet together to discuss workplace improvement, and make presentations to management with their ideas. The concept was invented in the United States and introduced in post-war Japan in the early 1950s, but was not introduced in the United States until 1974. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quality_circle
