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Old 12th February 2002, 12:21 PM
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Has anyone got any good free literature on the evolution of quality in the automotive industry - from say the end of WWII to date ?
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I think you'll have to get someone to give you an oral history. I don't recall ever seeing anything printed / on the 'net which specifically addresses the history of quality in the automotive arena. I could be wrong...
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Ive seen a book by Juran on the subject at Amazon which I might try and get.

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I have a few things from my Subsafe QAI school in the Navy. It goes back to the Thresher and Scorpion disasters (1960s) if that will help fill in some.
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Just a thought that will take some digging;

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Whatever there is, it should probably include Demming and the Japanese auto industry.

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A bit of what you are looking for is probably here:
http://www.dti.gov.uk/mbp/bpgt/m9ja0...9ja000014.html
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Wow, Atul! That's one heck of a nice link! It pulls together a lot. I hope it doesn't disappear for a while as so many do. Thanks!
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