W. Edwards Deming (Quality Control)

W. Edwards Deming was an influential American engineer and statistician known for his work in quality control and management. He developed key principles for improving productivity and quality in organizations, emphasizing the importance of continuous improvement and a focus on the customer. Deming's 14 Points for Management encouraged collaboration, eliminating waste, and fostering a culture of teamwork. He is often credited with helping Japanese industries become leaders in quality during the post-World War II era. His ideas laid the groundwork for modern quality management practices and have impacted various sectors globally.