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What is quality, and how can it be managed?In this first chapter we shall define the word . in its industrial context, together with other terms which include the word ‘quality’.

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Quality in productionOne of the shorter definitions of quality you have been introduced to is ‘conformance to requirements’ or ‘conformance to specification’. Although these definitions are now interpreted to cover their wider fields, initially they grew out of the need to manufacture goods to ‘the requirement’ or ‘the specification’; really quality in production.

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Creating the quality systemThis chapter will look in more detail at the requirements for a quality system, a concept introduced in Chapter 1 of Part One.

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ISO 9000 — the international quality standardChapter 7 of Part Two stressed the importance of having a quality management system. This chapter will explain the structure and administration of the International Quality System standard, the ISO 9000 series of rules.

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The place of the computerThe computer increasingly infiltrates everyday life as well as the workplace, and to a greater extent even than most of us are aware.

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Motivate or involve?The purpose of this chapter is to contrast workforce participation in quality improvement with management attempts to ‘motivate’ the workforce to produce better quality. ‘Quality circles’ and Crosby’s ‘zero defects’ process will be examined in some detail.