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Three Reasons Why Closed-Loop Quality Management Strategies Fail

Many companies are facing a snarl of disparate quality systems and data sources

Mike Roberts
Fri, 04/05/2013 - 10:26
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For years, executives have tried to create closed-loop environments where processes and data in each stage of the value chain benefit from cross-functional communication and collaboration. And for a number of reasons, this has proven difficult.

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Over time, the rising complexity of products and processes has prompted many organizations to reconsider the effectiveness of current quality management capabilities and strategies and invest in emerging technologies to close the loop on quality management.

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Submitted by umberto mario tunesi on Wed, 04/10/2013 - 20:55

Does History fail?

Sorry, Mr. Roberts, I don't fully agree with you, the reasons are two, not three. I much more agree with Aldous Huxley's vision: the root causes of human failures are two, that is, fear and greed. Fear of mistakes, and greed for money, or power. These are the true reasons why not only Companies but even Empires fail. Thank you. 

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