Edward Deming

Edward Deming was an American statistician and business consultant best known for his pioneering work in quality management. He introduced ideas that transformed manufacturing practices, especially in Japan after World War II. Deming emphasized the importance of focusing on processes, using data to improve quality, and fostering a culture of continuous improvement. His 14 principles of management advocate for teamwork, employee involvement, and customer satisfaction. Deming’s methods helped companies enhance their productivity and product quality, ultimately leading to better business outcomes. His approach laid the groundwork for modern quality management and has influenced countless industries worldwide.