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Total Quality Maintenance

11/16/2011 8:15 AM

Can anybody help with this concept?
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11/17/2011 12:53 PM

TQM

This has got to be the shortest and most exhaustive answer I have ever posted on CR4. Plenty of easily available information on the internet.

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11/29/2011 12:22 PM

If only it answered his question about Total Quality Maintenance .

While it is likely that the original question was about TQM, as you provided, they specifically asked about Total Quality Maintenance. What if that was indeed what they meant?

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11/29/2011 1:01 PM

Oops. Exhaustive, yes but mixed with total Quality Management.

An internet search of "total quality maintenance" instead produced the answers on the first page this time. The message of my original post still stands "Plenty of easily available information on the internet."

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12/02/2011 7:56 AM

Why bother with the internet when they have us to do their work for them?
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