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In the second assignment for the Quality Management course, the students are required to read the “ Nestlé Waters Unifying real-time visibility across 26 factories” case study, and answer the related questions, upon successful completion of the assignment the student should be able to:
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“Nestlé Waters Unifying real-time visibility across 26 factories”
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In this case study, the author illustrates the application of change management inside Nestle Waters Company. The need for quality improvement encouraged the company`s engineers to look for an alternative system to collect and analyze their data. Read the case thoughtfully, by using your critical thinking skills and answer the following questions.
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The Assignment`s Learning Outcomes: In the second assignment for the Quality Management course, t...
The Assignment`s Learning Outcomes: In the second assignment for the Quality Management course, the students are required to read the “ Nestlé Waters Unifying real-time visibility across 26 factories” case study, and answer the related questions, upon successful completion of the assignment the student should be able to: Implement business-integrated quality systems through process control. Use quality improvement tools and practices for continuous improvement. Develop strategies for organizational change and transformation. Case Study - PDF Attached Assignment Regulations: This assignment...
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