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Please Help! QMSs in Japan - Seeking information about the beginning and evolution
Hallo! It's my first post on the forum so I'm curious if anybody answers it

I look for a literature source about QMSs in Japan. The beginning and it's evolution. I write currently an article about evolution of QMSs in the automotive industry. I have some interesting books and WebPages about Europe and US. But couldn't find anything good about Japan.
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I can't help personally - Maybe one of the others can. I'm wondering if there is any pre- world war II information out there.

This could prove interesting.
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Hello Pawel, and welcome to the Cove.

Good subject.

I'm sure there are Cove dwellers better suited to respond than I am, but your question is interesting, and I will happily take part in this thread. While we wait for more replies I suggest a look in the Philosophy, Gurus, Controversy and Evolution forum. After all, some well known Q Gurus figured heavily in the early days of Japans Quality movement history.

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Hello Pawel, and welcome to the Cove.

Good subject.

I'm sure there are Cove dwellers better suited to respond than I am, but your question is interesting, and I will happily take part in this thread. While we wait for more replies I suggest a look in the Philosophy, Gurus, Controversy and Evolution forum. After all, some well known Q Gurus figured heavily in the early days of Japans Quality movement history.

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OK! Here's a start.
http://www.wtec.org/loyola/ep/c6s1.htm
A chapter from a book which describes Japan's post WWII entry into Q systems.
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I will recommenality d Juran's Quality handbook which details a full chapter # 41 on Quality evolution in Japan
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