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I have a TQM team that has met it's deliverables. What is the proceess for close out and disbanding of the team? Is there any TQM tool that might exist such as "story-boarding"???
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IMO storyboarding would be an excellent tool for your closeout.
Does this imply that TQM is a limited project? I thought it was a philosophy. Please help me out here.
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