Ishikawa diagram: Key to quality management
The Ishikawa Diagram: key in quality management and problem solving in organizations.
Doctor in Administrative Sciences and management consultant with a solid background in Industrial Engineering, quality management and productivity engineering. His academic experience spans almost two decades, being a professor at various institutions and the author of books and numerous scientific articles in areas such as quality management, strategic foresight and business models.
The Ishikawa Diagram: key in quality management and problem solving in organizations.
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