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Philosophy and Techniques for Evaluating, Controlling and Improving Measurement Systems andLaboratories
by: J. Frank Rudisill, Ph.D., and E. Earl Burch, Ph.D.
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If you are responsible for measuring ANYTHING and reporting it to Management, Quality Associates, Inc. has the book you have been looking and waiting for!
This book offers you a comprehensive yet eminently readable overview of philosophy and techniques for evaluating, controlling and improving measurement systems and laboratories.
Authors Rudisill and Burch have outstanding credentials as statisticians, consultants and seminar leaders. Now they've produced what their peers are calling THE DEFINITIVE reference book on quality management and measurement.
The detailed, practical examples, accompanied by extensive graphics, are based on their firsthand knowledge of the problems, challenges and day-to-day needs of those responsible for creating, implementing and evaluating measurement systems.
Follow the exploits of characters you'll immediately recognize – Rerun Ron, Rhett Roundoff, and Flo Chartfirst, among others. Through their unique quality management scenarios, you'll find useful applications to assist with your real-world problems.
The clear, information-packed, user friendly text in a hardcover, wide-margin format is designed for easy access and readability. It will quickly become a favorite, so order one for everyone in your work group.
Creating Measurements You Can Trust
Quality -- And Your Future -- Depend On It.
ABOUT THE AUTHORS:
J. Frank Rudisill, Ph.D., has been associated with Quality Associates, Inc. since 1988. Frank previously worked as an internal consultant with Milliken and Co., in the operations research group. He has more than 30 years experience helping companies improve measurement systems and laboratories.
E. Earl Burch, Ph.D., is president of the consulting firm, Quality Associates, Inc., and Professor Emeritus of Business Administration and Mathematical Sciences at Clemson University. He has been involved in all phases of quality management and Six Sigma training and implementation and has published extensively. He is a member of the Institute of Management Sciences, American Society for Quality Control and the American Production and Inventory Control Society.