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There once was a man loved to measure,
Meters and pounds he did treasure,
But his passion in life
Alas ended in strife,
When the poor lad tried meas'ring his wife.

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Polynesian navigation device showing directions of winds, waves, and islands. Traditionally understood and used by only a chosen few, these charts were made known to the western world circa 1890s by German naval officer, Captain Winkler.

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Wild Heerbrugg (now Leica Geosystems) produced the Theodolite T4, which was developed by Dipl. Ing. Berchtold in the 1940's. The T4 was mainly used, up until the 1970s, to establish astronomical latitude and longitude of geodetic points by observing the stars. Photo courtesy of Hexagon Metrology/Leica Geosystems.

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On Oct. 7, 2011, Dr. H. James Harrington appeared on our live streaming video program Quality Digest Live, where we talked about China and quality. Harrington has 30 years of experience in working with the Chinese on quality issues. Below are some further insights on what is going on in China. Some of this was covered during the live program, which you can watch by clicking here.

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1.
Wild craziness
No one knows diddly here
Going homeward bound

 

2.
We have an issue!
Looking for the root cause?
Go to the gemba!

 

3.
5 Whys finds root cause
Corrective action needed
Must sustain changes

 

4.
My quality plan
Seven kids and wife at hand
Life is paradise

 

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This month we’re challenging readers to create quality poems in the three-line haiku format. The first line should be five syllables, the second line seven syllables, and the third line five syllables for a total of 17:

Standards are key here:
Format is five-seven-five
Or QC rejects.

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Ever feel like your brain has been put in a jar, “all shook up,” then poured out? That’s what we did with a list of 18 quality words and terms that you would hear at a Six Sigma training class. Unscramble them and e-mail your answers to us by Aug. 31, 2011, and you just might win a $50 gift card.

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