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Event: Mike Micklewright Personifies W. Edwards Deming at ASQ Conference

“The Road to Innovation in Quality & Best Practices”—Oct. 21–22 in Santa Clara, California 

Raissa Carey
Mon, 10/11/2010 - 07:39
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Quality auditor, engineer, and Quality Digest Daily columnist Mike Micklewright will present his entertaining and informative impersonation, "What Would Deming Say?" during his keynote address at the American Society for Quality (ASQ) Silicon Valley Quality Conference, Oct. 21–22. Micklewright will alternate between himself and and W. Edwards Deming at the conference, which is titled “The Road to Innovation in Quality & Best Practices” and will be held at Techmart in Santa Clara, California. The conference is hosted by ASQ’s Silicon Valley Section 0613.

“W. Edwards Deming was oftentimes known as the ‘Prophet of Quality,’ but many people fail to understand his impact and influence on waste reduction, the early lean movement, the resurgence of Japan's quality, and productivity,” says Micklewright.

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