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"The Deming Library is the finest presentation of my philosophy." - W. Edwards Deming
A Series of Videos Produced with W. Edwards Deming to Present His Philosophy of Continual Improvement and the Experience of Organizations in Transformation. A comprehensive educational series of video cassettes nearly ten years in production, The Deming Library presents the management philosophy of Dr. W. Edwards Deming and the issues of quality improvement and transformation confronting Western managements. It is the sole authoritative presentation of Dr. Deming's ideas in this medium. Dr. Deming participated in this work and personally approved the final results. Joined by business experts, leading management thinkers, and top executives, Dr. Deming develops his philosophy of managing for continual improvement. The open-ended series is the result of Dr. Deming's collaboration with producer/ director Clare Crawford-Mason and writer-narrator-economics reporter Lloyd Dobyns. Each of the volumes has a Discussion Guide designed to facilitate organized study.


Q39 The Deming Library (Volumes I. - Volumes XXVII.) with Dr. W. Edwards Deming (CC-M.)
32 videotape set
English (Volumes I - XIV available in Spanish)
$2,400
1 videotape
English
$110 ea.

Q39a W. Edwards Deming: The Profit of Quality:
English
$110.00
This introduction to The Deming Library reviews the life of W. Edwards Deming and the experiences that led to his philosophy of managing for continuous improvement. It discusses the 14 Points, the prescriptive measures for Western management, which Dr. Deming has said represent a philosophy of life and also express his concept of Profound Knowledge. The program examines commonly held beliefs and values which interfere with acceptance of the new ways of thinking about management. (60 minutes, two parts)
 
Q39-1 Volume I. The New Economic Age:
$110
Dr. Deming's practical strategy has changed the world economy and led to a new economic age. Join Dr. Deming and Harvard economist Professor Robert B. Reich as they explain the new global economy and reveal their mandate for change in American managerial thinking. (33 minutes)

Q39-2 Volume II. The 14 Points:
$110
This is the finest explanation ever produced of the 14 points that changed the world. Now you can use Dr. Deming's essential principles as a framework for revitalizing your own organization, paving the way for a more competitive and profitable future. (40 minutes)


Q39-3 Volume III. Corporate Leadership:
$110
Dr. Deming and Donald Petersen, former CEO of Ford Motor Company, discuss corporate leadership's role in implementing Dr. Deming's principles, including the meaning of continuous improvement of processes and its resulting impact on improvement of profit. (25 minutes)

Q39-4 Volume IV. Adoption of the New Philosophy:
$110
In 1987, Ford Motor Company set an industry record for net income. Top Ford officials discuss how the Deming Method contributed to their remarkable turnaround and why management's emphasis on quality is not a quick fix, but a permanent change in attitude that starts at the highest level. (21 minutes)

Q39-5 Volume V. Communication of the New Philosophy:
$110
Learn how Dr. Deming helped Ford managers overcome outdated attitudes, prompting employees and managers to work as a united team focused on quality. You'll explore how statistical methods can help determine whether a mistake is in the system or made by an individual worker. (22 minutes)

Q39-6 Volume VI. Application of the New Philosophy:
$110
Take an insiders look at Ford, where the difference is apparent in positive manager and employee attitudes and the quality of Ford automobiles. You'll learn how to implement continuous improvements with your most important resource, people. (24 minutes

Q39-7 Volume VII. The Red Bead Experiment and Life:
$110
Dr. Deming's Red Bead Experiment is a classic demonstration of why it's impossible for traditional American managerial techniques to lead us to quality improvement. Employing well-intentioned, hard workers is not enough; managers must design the process to produce quality. (25 minutes)

Q39-8 Volume VIII. Lessons of the Red Bead Experiment:
$110
The Red Bead Experiment reveals how to improve upon traditional management techniques. You'll discover practical strategies to shape your organization's future success by removing the causes of failure at the system level as well as how to identify barriers to pride of workmanship. (25 minutes)

Q39-9 Volume IX. The Funnel Experiment:
$110
If we don't really understand what's wrong with our production system or what will fix it, our efforts just compound our problems. The Funnel Experiment demonstrates how profound knowledge can be used to pinpoint problems and develop successful solutions. (23 minutes)

Q39-10 Volume X. How Managers and Workers Can Change:
$110
Dr. Deming explains why efforts, automation, and copying the Japanese won't improve quality. Managers and workers at Vernay Laboratories describe changes and improvements prompted by Dr. Deming's methods, including how managers' understanding of variation and psychology can help them see employees in a new light and lead to improve quality and productivity. 25 minutes

Q39-11Volume XI. Cooperation - The Key to Quality:
$110
Dr. Deming defines a good manager and demonstrates methods for tracking continuous improvement. Managers and workers at Vernay Laboratories tell why and how they began to cooperate to achieve their goals. (25 minutes)

Q39-12 Volume XII. The Dangers of Buying on Price Tag Alone:
$110
Dr. Deming discusses ways to select a single supplier, why price competition alone rarely works, and how a long-term relationship between customer and supplier can reduce risk and fear. Executives and workers from Vernay Laboratories reveal how using Dr. Deming's methods has improved business. (25 minutes)

Q39-13 Volume XIII. America in the Global Market:
$110
An historical account of US industrial growth and economic competition which explores why the management techniques that made America the world's leading industrial power no longer work. Learn what we can do to adapt and thrive in the face of new economic realities. (25 minutes)

Q39-14 Volume XIV. Understanding Profound Knowledge:
$110
Dr. Deming offers a detailed explanation of how profound knowledge - an understanding of the entire system - is necessary to achieve quality at a cost that will entice the customer, and he illustrates why quotas and time standards are barriers to improvement. (25 minutes)

Q39-15 Volume XV. Competition, Cooperation, and the Individual:
$110
Dr. Deming presents an eye-opening attack on the competitive forces - grades, ratings, merit systems - that smother innovation, intrinsic motivation, and cooperation and keep companies from higher profitability. (25 minutes)

Q39-16 Volume XVI. The Quality Leader:
Quality is leadership driven, and here Dr. Deming describes the attributes of a successful leader and defines leadership's role in achieving improved quality and increased productivity. He explains the three sources of power every manager must draw upon to become an effective leader. (25 minutes)

Q39-17 Volume XVII. People Systems: The Toughest Challenge:
$110
Dr. Deming shows how managers at General Motors' Powertrain Division applied his philosophy to create a compensation system that replaced old methods of performance appraisal and ranking. In the new system, a manager's role changes from that of a judge - a power position - to that of a coach. (25 minutes)

Q39-18 Volume XVIII. Competition Doesn't Work: Cooperation Does:
$110
Author Alfie Kohn and psychologist Michael Maccoby join Dr. Deming to investigate competition, motivation, and cooperation in the workplace and the destructive nature of ranking. Discover how and why competition can lead people to do things faster but not better - especially problem solving. (25 minutes)

Q39-19 Volume XIX. Profound Knowledge for Leadership:
$110
Dr. Deming, Dr. Maccoby, and General Motors managers consider the qualities of a successful leader and how to guide the transformation of an organization into a cooperative environment. Learn why it is important for managers to have a theory to predict how people will behave. (25 minutes)

Q39-20 Volume XX. Leadership for the Transformation:
$110
Top managers at the General Motors Powertrain Division discuss the role of a leader as teacher and coach. Dr. Deming and Dr. Maccoby talk to supervisors, managers, and other employees about the necessity of good communication skills in effecting a smooth transformation. (25 minutes)

Q39-21 Volume XXI. A Theory of a System for Educators and Managers:
$110
Dr. Deming and his colleague Dr. Russel Ackoff demonstrate how a thorough understanding of the properties and the power system is an essential prerequisite of a total quality transformation. A discussion guide designed in conjunction with a focus group of educators, consultants, and business people using systems theory is included, along with carefully prepared exercises designed to enhance your video learning experience. (30 minutes)

Q39-22 Volume XXII. Understanding The Baldrige Award:
$110
Dr. Deming's concept of profound knowledge is a useful lens through which to view the Baldrige Award criteria. The properties of a system; the principle of variation; the psychology of individuals and the group; and theory of knowledge - all these foundation stones of the new management theory are not part of the Baldrige guidelines. You'll discover why the manager preparing to use the Baldrige criteria must keep profound knowledge in mind. (30 minutes)

Q39-23 Volume XXIII. Putting Deming and The Baldrige Award Together:
$110
Dr. Deming and Curt Reimann, Director of the Baldrige Award program, discuss the seven Baldrige criteria side-by-side with Deming's 14 Points, which provide the systems theory and philosophy that Dr. Deming believes are missing from the Baldrige guidelines. Discover the many intersections of the Baldrige criteria and the 14 Points, and how to employ the Deming philosophy to assess your (30 minutes)

Q39-24 Volume XXIV. Cultural Transformation:
$110
A New Way of Thinking: Top managers and workers at Zytec Corporation, 1991 Baldrige Award winner, discuss the cultural change they found necessary to bring their organization back from an uncompetitive position. Studying the application of Dr. Deming's 14 Points in all parts of the company and testing every existing practice against the four principles of profound knowledge, managers and employees began a step-by-step transformation of both behavior and beliefs. (30 minutes)

Q39-25 Volume XXV. Cultural Transformation: Continual Improvement:
$110
This program illustrates the importance of a new work culture: one of trust, cooperation, and teamwork, and a willingness to take risks and make contributions. Zytec Corporation's commitment to management for continual improvement are clear from the comments of its employees on every level - enthusiasm, satisfaction, and an expectation that though the job is never done under the new system, life at work is much better. (30 minutes)

Q39-26 Volume XXVI. A Study in Continual Improvement (Part I):
$110.00
Topics in this part include: How an understanding of systems, variation, psychology and the theory of knowledge underpins the transformation of American healthcare; The need for healthcare organizations to change to a process view: x-ray and pharmacy as part of a process vs. x-ray and pharmacy as separate departments; Why all participants in the system, from top management to the front line, must be involved in transformation healthcare; How Reston Hospital Center began and continues its transformation through the application of Continuous quality Improvement. (27 minutes)

Q39-27 Volume XXVII. A Study in Continual Improvement (Part II):
$110.00
Topics in this part include: Reston Hospital Center's 14 Guiding Principles and their relationship to Dr. Deming's 14 points; Why Reston Hospital Center's leadership believes that their quality improvement effect is their best hope for reducing costs and improving services; Why employees need knowledge, tools, freedom, and support to initiate and take responsibility for their own process improvements. (27 minutes)


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