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Production and Quality Management

By the nature of their work, production managers and quality managers are the most harassed people as, among other things they are concerned with the improvement of productivity and quality which entails their attention to be diverted to a large number of fields simultaneously such as production, techniques involving statistical and technical methods, standards and regulations, industrial engineering, computer integration, industrial relations, automation control, facility control, production planning, measurement control, material utilization, operations research, vender evaluation and negotiations, customer complaints, payments of bills, market research, production review meetings, etc. Even though they are fully committed to improve productivity and quality and reduce wastage, owing to lack of time they are unable to devote adequate attention for such activities. Whatever they do in this area, are done by them in an informal manner. At the......

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