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Total Improvement Management: The Next Generation in Performance Improvement
by H. James Harrington, James S. Harrington
from McGraw-Hill

Customer Reviews:

• Avg. Customer Rating: 5.0 / 5.0

• One of the best overall business improvement book ever
  I'm wondering why this book only has one reader (now two) rating it 5 stars.
  I've read scores of books about business improvement but most if not all of them focus only in one knowledge area, e.g., The Goal/Question/Metric
  Method; Operational Performance Measurement: Increasing Total Productivity; Real Process Improvement Using the CMMI, and others.
  I'm still on page 216 as of August 22, 2007 but I don't have to wait to finish this book to say that it's good. The author is the kind of... more info

• Making Sense out of Improvement Initiatives
  Harrington does an excellent job of presenting a methodology to understand how all of those improvement 'flavors-of-the-month' can actually work TOGETHER to obtain that rosetta stone business strives for - synergy - in seeking improvement. The book is very well written, easy to understand, and will serve well as both a strategy book and a reference to keep handy when one more 'initiative' arises the next month. Well worth the money. His work makes sense out of improvement intiatives.

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