El Modelo Japonés de Calidad Total, 80 años construyendo una Cultura de Calidad.

Download the article that contains a detailed explanation of what we discussed in this webinar. Both English and Spanish versions are available. https://keisen.com/aprendizaje/recurs... ------ The Japanese TQM (Total Quality Management) model remains relevant and very strong. This year marks the 80th anniversary of JUSE (Union of Japanese Scientists and Engineers), one of the most influential institutions in the development of Total Quality Management worldwide. JUSE is responsible for the Deming Prize and is a driving force behind the success of the Japanese quality model, which focuses not only on tools but also on culture, people, and organizational discipline. In this event, we will share key insights: • The history of JUSE, a leading institution for quality culture worldwide. • The future of the quality movement in the face of current challenges • The role of quality circles and improvement teams • The impact of Artificial Intelligence and new technologies on continuous improvement The Japanese model has interesting approaches from which we can learn, as well as methods and culture. Today, many organizations are focused on learning tools, but they forget the essential: Developing people, from the ground up. We were there. And we're sharing with you what's truly making the difference. A Quality Culture is built day by day. Japan has been doing it for 80 years. ------ Speaker: Dr. Ricardo Hirata Contact us at: [email protected] Request a conference for your organization / Learn more about us: https://linktr.ee/KeisenConsultores SHARE with your network