I can't comment on the three books, but I am very partial to the first few
books by Philip Crosby on quality. Both are available in paperback and
both are very readable. The Juran stuff I have read is hard to get
through, so it depends on what you are looking for. Botht the Crosby books
and stuff by Deming's assistant/biographer (can't recall her name, might
begin with a W), are inspirational as well as thought provoking.
On 28 Jun 96 at 9:45, Wilson K Maj 12AF/QI wrote:
> This might not be appropriate on the lists, but I am going to ask
> anyway. I have three books that I would like to know if anyone out
> there has read and what you think about them (are they good for an
> organization or in a private library). The three books are
> currently being promoted by ASQC and are:
Robert Bacal, CEO, Institute For Cooperative Communication
dbt359@freenet.mb.ca, Located in Winnipeg, Manitoba.
(204 888-9290.
--"Robert Bacal" <dbt359@freenet.mb.ca>
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