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Have look an give me some suggestion for improvment

The History of Quality management

You may want to change the Eli Whitney reference. While he claimed interchangeability (as did Samuel Colt, Cyrus McCormick and Isaac Singer), he never delivered and eventually gave up. The claim was made as a distraction to investors because of financial problems with the cotton gin. The first true mass-produced interchangeable parts were actually delivered by John Hall.

Regarding the prior claims, modern scholars David Hounshell and Merritt Roe Smith gathered samples of the same model products, disassembled them and tried to interchange the parts without success.

Others to consider:

• Ellis Ott, troubleshooting process quality problems using statistics.
• Shigeo Shingo, Source inspection and the Poka Yoke system
• George E. P. Box, Major contributions to designed experiments and data exploration.
• Armand Feigenbaum, Total Quality Control

Thank you very much Miner
I have corrected introducing Shigeo Shingo,
Feigenbaum, was already there
I have to check for Ellis Ott and George E. P. Box
and I have done some correction about Eli Whitney

You didn't go back far enough by a few thousand years

Randy said:

You didn't go back far enough by a few thousand years

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Did you mean the origin of calibration?

Miner said:

Did you mean the origin of calibration?

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Pretty close, my traceability isn't that far back

Often overlooked but very influential: Leonard Seder and Jack Youden

Bev D said:

Often overlooked but very influential: Leonard Seder and Jack Youden

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Thank you

It woul help if we knew the purpose of the document…there are several things *I* would add but I dont know your audience