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If Japan Can... Why Can’t We?

Inaccessible for 35 years, this documentary can now be viewed free of charge

The W. Edwards Deming Institute
Mon, 12/07/2015 - 14:04
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(The W. Edwards Deming Institute: Ketchum, ID) -- On June 24, 1980, Americans widely viewed a NBC documentary called “If Japan Can… Why Can’t We.” The program, part of NBC’s white paper series, prominently featured W. Edwards Deming. Produced by Clare Crawford-Mason and narrated by Lloyd Dobyns, this documentary has been unavailable for public viewing for the past 35 years.

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The W. Edwards Deming Institute proudly announces it has secured the perpetual rights for the program and has made it available on its website and its YouTube channel, free of charge.

This compelling documentary, about the ever-increasing industrial competition between the United States and Japan, introduced Deming to Americans. For the first time, they learned of the then 80-year old American who was widely credited with the Japanese industrial resurgence after World War II.

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