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Feigenbaum,
Armand
Armand Feigenbaum, is one of the original quality gurus, famous at least
for writing the book 'Total Quality Control: Engineering and Management'
that was published in 1961. In his 1951 book, 'Quality Control:
Principles, Practices, and Administration' he was approaching the idea in
talking about 'Modern Quality Control'.
Like many of the gurus, he grew rather old and never stopped working.
It seems like a formula for longevity (seriously: it has been shown that
keeping the mind active is a key part of a long and happy life--and
quality is certainly a good subject for doing this!).
Unlike the other gurus, Feigenbaum did not build his career in Japan.
He practices, with his brother, in the USA.
See also:
Deming,
Juran, Crosby
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