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Robust Engineering: Learn How to Boost Quality While Reducing Costs & Time to Market / Edition 1

Current price: $87.00
Robust Engineering: Learn How to Boost Quality While Reducing Costs & Time to Market / Edition 1
Robust Engineering: Learn How to Boost Quality While Reducing Costs & Time to Market / Edition 1

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Robust Engineering: Learn How to Boost Quality While Reducing Costs & Time to Market / Edition 1

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Companies worldwide have used the methods of quality expert Genichi Taguchi for the past 30 years with phenomenal product development cost savings and quality improvements. Robust Engineering, by this three-time Deming Prize winner, along with Subir Chowdhury and Shin Taguchi, is the first book to explain and illustrate his newest, most revolutionary methodology, Technology Development. It joins Design of Experiments and Robust Design as the framework on which your company can build a competitive edge. Case studies of real-world organizations Ford, ITT, 3M, Minolta, NASA, Nissan, Xerox and 9 others show you how the techniques of all three methodologies can besuccessfully applied. You'll hammer flexibility into your manufacturing organization to minimize product development costs, reduce product time-to-market, and fully satisfy customers needs.

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