Which world are we in? Which of several worlds makes contact with ours?

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"The Wild Wood is pretty well populated by now; with all the usual lot, good, bad, and indifferent — I name no names. It takes all sorts to make a world." — Kenneth Grahame, The Wind in the Willows

參考戴明博士四日談

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Any theorem is true in its own world. But which world are we in? Which of several worlds makes contact with ours? That is the question. World 1 1. ...

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World 2 1. The customer knows what he wants, and can convey to a supplier his needs in terms of specifications or other description. 2. ...

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World 3 1. As in Worlds 1 and 2, the customer knows what he wants, and can convey to a supplier his needs in terms of specifications or other description.

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We know from our interactions with people all over the world that W. Edwards Deming helped others to find joy in their endeavors and that his work touched ...

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For a closer look at Dr. Deming's life, and to find a list of his publications, the reader may refer to the text The World ofW ...

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A new world: Information flows. The people of the world no longer live in isolation. Information flows across borders. Movies, TV, VCR, and FAX tell us ...

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The market is the world. Today, the market for almost any product may be anywhere in this world. Likewise, supplies may come from almost anywhere. ...

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... the United States made half the manufactured product of the world. The United States, by efficient production and natural resources, beginning around ...

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A further advantage came to North America for a decade after World War II. North America was the only part of the world that could produce at full capacity ...

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We and our competitors in the United States have 70 per cent of the world's market for aeroplanes." My answer was that a company that is healthy, ...

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He forgets or does not even know that in other parts of the industrial world, a postage stamp would provide overnight service. ...

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It is the cheapest postage in the world. The service that it renders is the worst in any industrialized country in the world. It might be better for some of ...

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Left to themselves in the Western world, components become selfish, competitive, independent profit centres, and thus destroy the system. ...

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They and the rest of the world have been beneficiaries of this good judgment. If de Beers and General Electric wish to work together on the prices of ...

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... Commission Ex Parte MC-196 23 August 1990 I No documentation is required to show that the United States' position in world markets has declined. ...

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A system requires an aim. Without an aim, there is no system. The aim is value judgment. In our increasingly competitive world, I suggest the ...

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V The ICC is in unique position to recognize the increasing challenge of world competition, and the need for transformation in transportation to assist US ...

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American business is faced with an increasingly vigorous competitive challenge from industry throughout the world. Only through steadfast commitment to ...

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... to other members' new theory and methods, with exchange of theory and experience. 11. Journals, articles in which authors share with the world ...

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Mind and the World-Order (Scribner's, 1929). Reprinted by Dover Press, New York. My advice to a reader is start with Ch. 6, 7. or 8, not with page 1. ...

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Plane Euclidean geometry served the world well for a flat earth. Every corollary and every theorem in the book is correct in its own world. ...

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Theory is a window into the world. Theory leads to prediction. Without prediction, experience and examples teach nothing. To copy an example of success, ...

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We are today in possession of instant communication with any part of the world. Unfortunately, speed does not help anyone to understand the future and the ...

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They come to rely on the world to provide things to make them feel good. They will often work hard to earn lots of money, only to find in middle age that ...

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Before long, people came from government offices the world over to study with Morris Hansen. A division for reception and guidance of visitors was created, ...

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We must restore the individual, and do so in the complexities of interaction with the rest of the world. The transformation will release the power of human ...

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Dr. Shewhart gave to the world new perspective in science and management. It was my good fortune to meet Dr. Shewhart in 1927 and many times thereafter at ...

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The ups and downs are mere manifestations of a stable process. They generate instant shock waves the world over. Of course, there may in the future,

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... style of management, and of governmental relations with industry, can halt the decline and give American industry a chance to lead the world again. ...

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... as anywhere else in the world, always knew about this chain reaction; also that defects and faults that get into the hands of the customer lose the ...

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What is the world's most underdeveloped nation? With the storehouse of skills and knowledge contained in its millions of unemployed, and with the even more ...

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The Kansai Electric Power Company, serving Osaka, Nagoya, and other parts of Central Japan, the biggest power company in the world, won the Deming Prize in ...

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Economists teach the world that competition in the marketplace gives everyone the best deal. This may have been so in days gone by, when the baker had his ...

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The time is near when the whole world of people here will work in harmony with each other. . . . We see new employees, and old ones rehired, skeptical, ...

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A. The Deadly Diseases Deadly diseases afflict most companies in the Western world. An esteemed economist (Carolyn A. Emigh) remarked that cure of the ...

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The Japanese corporate credo, on the other hand, is that a company should become the world's most efficient provider of whatever product and service it ...

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... managers who sit isolated atop organizations designed for a form of production that is no longer appropriate to America's place in the world economy. ...

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... or to any desired spot in the world, receive figures by any of the various channels of communication, and try to use them in the usual way. ...

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... 7 Clarence Irving Lewis, Mind and the World-Order (Scribner's, 1929; Dover, 1956), Chs. 6-9. ...

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The supposition is prevalent the world over that there would be no problems in production or in service if only our production workers would do their jobs ...

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Besides, I have heard that many plants in the world are now starting QC-Cs. Many executives and managers might be possessed with serious illusion that, ...

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The supposition that everything is all right inside the specifications and all wrong outside does not correspond to this world. A better description of the ...

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In spite of the fact that their country has superb medical facilities and physicians that have studied in the best medical schools in the world, ...

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One may dial a telephone number in almost any part of the world, and hear it ring in a few seconds. The clarity of transmission was only another dream a few ...

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Census people the world over are a fraternal group, continually learning from each other. Our own Census thus played an important role in improvement of ...

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... States a form that asks for Last name First name Middle initial in spite of the fact that a third of people in the Anglo-Saxon world go by first initial ...

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... hotels in this world used their heads (perhaps after staying in a hotel). ...

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One may wonder why the first-class mail service in the United States is about the worst in the industrialized world. It may be, at the same time, ...

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... the Viewpoint of Quality Control (Graduate School, Department of Agriculture, Washington, 1939; Dover, 1986), pp. 130-137; CI Lewis, Mind and the World ...

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We may buy an AA battery anywhere in the world to replace the one that just became too weak for service (though the quality of battery may differ markedly ...

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We must work to achieve a higher degree of harmony and order in our world; to relieve the strain of modern living by simplification; to increase the ...

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... to use is not important; the concept is, and this is one of the great contributions that Dr. Shewhart gave to the world. ...

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A chart might enchant the driver and open up a new world to him and to the owner. A statistical chart detects the existence of a cause of variation that ...

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... World-Order (Scribner's, 1929; Dover, 1956), p. 195. ...

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This was in the middle of World War II. Well, then, said Fermi, considering that the opposing forces in most theaters of operation are roughly equal, ...

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Preeminence for quality and productivity in the Census was recognized in census offices the world over by 1945. Incidentally, the Census is a service ...

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The whole world is familiar with the miracle of Japan, and knows that the miracle started off with a concussion in 1950. Before that time, the quality of ...

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... world, and that the standard of living in Japan would in time rise to equality with the world's most prosperous countries. The basis for my confidence ...

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He made us believe that there would be a possibility to improve quality even amidst the disaster after the second world war. In the United States, ...

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Its purpose was to discover how the Japanese had risen from the ashes of World War II to become a self- sufficient leader in quality in less than fifteen ...

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Western world. Best efforts and hard work will not suffice, nor will new machinery, computers, automation, or gadgets, he argued. ...

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The biggest problem that most any company in the western world faces is not its competitors nor the Japanese. The biggest problems are self-inflicted, ...

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... to go to Japan in 1949, he was determined not to make the same mistakes that resulted in a setback for him in America after the end of World War II. ...

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US News and World Report called his contribution one of the nine most significant hidden turning points since the discovery of America. ...

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Everyone knew that the Americans made the finest products in the world, and we all wanted to be like them. The American hero was a very real role model for ...

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US Army Sergeant Homer Sarasohn had taught both of them statistical theory and the World War II "secret" before Dr. Deming went to Japan. ...

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To illustrate this point, he told the story of Kansai Electric, the first electric utility in the world to win the Deming Prize. ...

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In the ideal Deming world of the early and mid-1980s, each person knew what his or her job was and was no longer hampered by poor tools or inherited defects ...

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Thanks for sharing this new vision of the world with us, Dr. Deming. We learned a great deal about the keys to excellence as we studied and grew under you. ...

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Shewhart, a physicist, had Homer M. Sarasohn is an electronics engineer who went to Japan in 1945 following World War II to help with the transformation of ...

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However, these benefits did not carry over beyond the end of World War II to production for the civilian market. Manufacturers quickly shifted their ...

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that aided its advance, in a relatively short time Japan emerged upon the world scene as an industrial power to be taken seriously. ...

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They were unusual, but I thought maybe I could make a mark for myself in his brave new world. As a consequence of our second meeting, I began one of the ...

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I admired his knowledge and his devotion to the world and, above all, to America, my beloved country. I am still angry with American managers who, ...

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How in the world was I to run a company if I didn't manage by the numbers — and me with an accounting background. I kept trying to figure out what he meant. ...

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Here is a world-famous man, wearing oven gloves, bending over a stove, with full concentration on what he is doing. It is as if doing this well, ...

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Dr. Deming's contribution to the Philadelphia community, to the nation, and to the world is immeasurable. Together with the PACE staff, volunteer leaders ...

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Dr. Deming is now in that "other," more perfect world. Yet while in this world, he did much to make organizational America, educational systems, ...

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Perfection is not for this world. it is for some other world. I hope what you have heard here today will haunt you the rest of your life. ...

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In 1984, Kansai Electric Company became the first electric utility in the world to win the Deming Prize, and FPL became their overseas protege. ...

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As World War II wound down, however, statistical quality control was dropped by top management, ostensibly because of cost and the amount of time needed for ...

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quality was (and continues to be) world-class in every respect and (2) no company outside of Japan had ever won (or even applied for) the Deming Prize. ...

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Quality is contagious, and because US enthusiasm is unique, it is only a short matter of time before we take our place once again at the top of the world ...

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... master at teaching these skills to managers, and his company, PMI, located in Minneapolis, has been teaching the Deming philosophy all around the world. ...

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... we made an impact upon the world around us and we have done our best. Later on with top management I put this question to them: why is it that with 80 ...

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That means, first of all, that we are to manifest His character and live "godly" lives in this world. We are to "be holy" even as He is holy. ...

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In the business world, this is fueled on two fronts. First, he would argue, are the lawyers, whose gouging practices, as well as contingency and retainer ...

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The subject of many books, articles, and television documentaries, Dr. Deming has become the world-recognized leader of the quality movement in industry. ...