1916-2001
Japan's
Post-War Recovery
Homer's
farewell address upon leaving Japan in 1950
CCS:
Industrial Management
The
fundamental training tool Homer used to help rebuild
the Japanese economy
Creating
Japan's New Industrial Management: The Americans as
Teachers
Kenneth
Hopper
(copyright
restrictions
removed
by author)
Remembering
Homer Sarasohn
David
Howard
Whatever
happened to Homer Sarasohn?
Richard
Donkin
A
Lesson Learned, A Lesson Forgotten
Robert
Chapman Wood
How
Homer Sarasohn Brought Industrial Quality to Japan
Robert
X. Cringely
Quality
or Else
Lloyd
Dobyns, et.al.
Profiles
in Quality
Louis
E. Schultz
Quality
Assurance and Reliability in the Japanese Electronics
Industry
Michael
Pecht
William
R. Boulton
Deming:
The Man and the Legend
Jerry
Bowles
When
the Boss Starts to Talk About Quality Should I Really
Listen?
Myron
Tribus
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HOMER IN JAPAN
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