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[单项选择] PROCESS MANAGEMENT TO QUALITY IMPROVEMENT
The examples above illustrate the need for integrated process and quality management, based on well-structured procedures, sensibly applied. For an organization to function effectively, it must have visible and easily understood procedures that assist staff in carrying out their work and provide accountability for all operations. Providing such a system is not trivial, and it cannot be done without considerable thought and hard work. But the results will more than justify the effort.
Modern management must deal with degrees of complexity unheard of only a few decades ago. They must integrate many systems—for example, for purchasing, personnel, accounting, stock control, and computing—when each of these systems is itself highly complex. At the same time, they must ensure that they comply with a baffling variety of legal, safety, and regulatory and other requirements relevant to their organization. While struggling with these
A. Integrated process and quality management is called for
B. Considerable thought and hard work are the premise of providing such a mentioned system
C. The procedures mentioned here can help employees fulfill their work
D. The effort made in providing such a system will be great while what we get will be little.
[单项选择] PROCESS MANAGEMENT TO QUALITY IMPROVEMENT
The examples above illustrate the need for integrated process and quality management, based on well-structured procedures, sensibly applied. For an organization to function effectively, it must have visible and easily understood procedures that assist staff in carrying out their work and provide accountability for all operations. Providing such a system is not trivial, and it cannot be done without considerable thought and hard work. But the results will more than justify the effort.
Modern management must deal with degrees of complexity unheard of only a few decades ago. They must integrate many systems--for example, for purchasing, personnel, accounting, stock control, and computing--when each of these systems is itself highly complex. At the same time, they must ensure that they comply with a baffling variety of legal, safety, and regulatory and other requirements relevant to their organization. Whil
A. It is a method which can deal with problems centering on "conformance to requirements".
B. It is a method which can approach the problem of direct customer requirements.
C. It is a method which can cope with problems of efficiency and effectiveness.
D. It is a method which can solve problems of meeting the requirements of law.