Ví dụ về việc sử dụng Juran trong Tiếng anh và bản dịch của chúng sang Tiếng việt
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Director Nathan Juran.
Joseph Juran- short version.
In 1979, he established the Juran Institute.
Juran called it“fitness for use”.
Both Deming and Juran emphasized this.
Juran called it“wellness for utilize”.
Quality is fitness for use"- J.M. Juran.
Juran called it“qualification for use”.
It's a term, originated from the economist Vilfredo Pareto,that was coined by Joseph Juran.
In all, Juran made 31 visits to Sweden.
I gave lectures like that in a lot of countries,but they took it a lot further,” Juran said.
Joseph Juran was one of the founders of total quality management.
The Japanese Union of Scientists and Engineers(JUSE)recognized these issues and invited Juran to Japan in 1954.
Juran suggested the principle and named it after Italian economist Vilfredo Pareto.
Hence the Baldridge competition was started in 1986,with the assistance of Juran as a member of the award's board of overseers.
Juran expanded the Pareto principle applying them to quality issues(e.g. 80% of a problem is caused by 20% of the causes).
It was only once the Japanese threat to U.S. industry had become apparent,after 1970, that Juran was taken seriously in the West.
According to Deming and Juran most of the quality problems that exist are due to a defect or failure in processes that are controlled by.
Maso recalled a day in 1949 when he spent five hours in Washington Square in New York City,discussing business management with Juran, who at the time was an instructor at New York University.
Joseph Juran observed that"there should be no reason our familiar principles of quality and process engineering would not work in the sales process".[18].
This period also marks the spread of Total Quality Management(TQM) in Japan,ideas initially developed by American authors such as Deming, Juran and Armand V. Feigenbaum.
Through Deming, Juran, Shewhart and the other consultants that were bought into help them Toyota and the other Japanese companies learned the importance of quality and satisfying their customers.
The Japanese enjoyed a quality revolution, improving their reputation for shoddy exports by fully embracing theinput of American thinkers like Joseph M. Juran and W.
Lennart Sandholm of Sweden-based Sandholm Associates told the audience that he already was familiar with Juran's strategies when he met Juran in 1965 while a quality control manager at Electrolux in Sweden.
In 1924, Juran joined Western Electric, the manufacturing division of Bell Telephone System, starting as a corporate industrial engineer and later setting up as one of the world's first quality consultants.
Most of the time, we do not realize the extent to which some resources, but only a small minority, are super-productive-what Joseph Juran called the‘vital few'- while the majority- the'trivial many'- exhibit little productivity or else actually have negative value.
Dr. Joseph Juran, working on quality and management principles in the 1930's and 1940's observed a universal principle that he called the"vital few and trivial many", in which 20 percent of something is responsible for 80 percent of the results.
Approaching the subject from a"process" point of view offers an opportunity to use design and improvement tools from other disciplines and process-oriented industries.[17]Joseph Juran observed that"there should be no reason our familiar principles of quality and process engineering would not work in the sales process".[18].
Blanton Godfrey, a former chief executive officer of the Juran Institute and dean of the School of Textiles at North Carolina State University, contended that U.S. companies made a crucial error by not adopting Juran's philosophies in the 1950s when the Japanese saw the benefits.