Honoring Homer Sarasohn

Homer Sarasohn
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)

Quality or Else
Lloyd Dobyns, et.al.

Homer Sarasohn, pioneer in quality management, passed away on September 28, 2001.

Shirley Sarasohn, Homer's constant source of support.
1917-2001

Graduates of the CCS management course, with Homer Sarasohn, Frank Polkinghorn, and Charles Protzman front row center, left to right. Osaka, 1950.

“	A leader's main obligation is to secure the faith and respect of those under him. The leader must himself be the finest example of what he would like to see in his followers.”
	—Homer Sarasohn, 1948

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Articles and Speeches (.pdf files as available)
America's World Leadership Revisited
The Battle for Market Share
CCS: An Agency [for Progress] Through Change
Criteria for Managers
The Evolution of Japanese Product Quality
Hiroshima Prelude unpublished article on the release of the atomic bomb
Japan in Mid-Passage Bata Conference
Japan's Progress in Power: From Industrial to Economic
The Japanese Advantage in the Marketplace: The Challenge of the '90s
The Japanese Style of Management
Management Perspectives: Looking Back, Looking Forward
Post-War Japan: The Birth of an Industrial Power [audio]
Progress Through a Commitment to Quality
The Prophet [Profit] of Change printed as Chapter 7: "The Return of the Herald Angel" in Deming: The Way We Knew Him, by Frank Voehl
Quality, Innovation, and Learning
Re-Building the Post-War Japanese Communications Industry extract from interview with Myron Tribus
Retrospective
Shewhart
Total Quality Management