A Successful Total Quality Management (TQM)program Requires

question 62

Multiple Choice

A successful total quality management (TQM) program requires

• A)minimizing changes in the organization's culture.
• B)attributing defects to the appropriate production function(s).
• C)focusing on defect solutions, not sources.
• D)soliciting feedback from division-level managers and above.
• E)breaking down barriers between functions.

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