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Instead, she created product teams by giving product-design, engineering, quality-management and product-marketing staff broader management authority.
It's Crunch Time for Nokia Christopher Lawton 2011
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So Beijing also needs to make drug makers "internalize" quality-management best practices.
China's Drug Dilemma 2008
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"Managements expect it to be instant gratification, and that is one of the key reasons for failure," said Joe Lutzel, a quality-management executive with High Voltage Engineering in Milwaukee.
The Cost Of Quality 2008
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During the last 20 months, Mr. McCabe said the factory has gone through a "comprehensive rebuilding of [its] quality-management system processes," from design to manufacturing to maintenance, and made a variety of improvements to the product.
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The integrated quality-management system has three legs: performance management, developmental appraisal and whole-school evaluation.
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At the heart of the dispute is the department's failure to automatically award a one-percent increase to teachers who could not be evaluated under a new integrated quality-management system.
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Under this agreement, teachers who through no fault of their own could not be individually appraised through the integrated quality-management system were still eligible to an automatic one-percent salary increase.
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The certification program was developed under ICSA Labs' ISO 9001/IEC 17025 accredited framework, which verifies the organization's quality-management systems and technical competence.
unknown title 2011
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In recent years, St. Paul Stamp has obtained quality-management certification, unusual for a company its size, and obtained a patent on an electronic order-entry system.
www.startribune.com 2012
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However, she admits that an area that still needs work (by the automakers and their tier-one suppliers) "is getting the tier-two and tier-three suppliers under more robust quality-management systems."
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