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Relevant subjects and their shelfmarks
Benchmarking 658.4013
Communication theory 302.2
Corporate Strategy 658.4012
Customer satisfaction 658.812
Engineering Mathematics 510.2462
Environmental Management 658.408
Excellence Models 658.401
Health and Safety at work 363.110941
Maintenance 658.202
620.0046
Management 658
Metrology 620.0044
Product Liability 346.41038
Quality assurance 658.562
Reliability 620.0045
Research methods 001.42
In the social sciences 300.72
In management 658.0072
In business 658.403072
Six Sigma 658.4013
Software Quality 005.1068
Statistical Process Control 658.562
Supply chain management 658.7
Team building 658.402
Total Quality Management 658.4013
Electronic Books
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ISO and ISO/IEC standards adopted as British
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Academic Journals
(E:Electronic and print version; E*:Electronic only)
Professional/Institution
(E) Quality Progress (ASQ)
Quality World (CQI)
12 most popular peer-reviewed academic quality
journals (Franceschini & Maisano, 2010 1 )
IIE Transactions on Quality and Reliability
Engineering (Institute of Industrial Engineers- US),
not held
(E*) International Journal of Quality and Reliability
Management
(E*) Journal of Quality in Maintenance Engineering
(E*) Journal of Quality Technology (ASQ)
(E*) Managing Service Quality
Quality Engineering (ASQ), not held
(E*) Quality & Quantity, except current year
(E*) Quality management journal (ASQ)
(E) Quality Progress (ASQ),
Quality and Reliability Engineering International, not
held
(E*) Technometrics (ASQ), 1997-2010
(E) Total Quality Management & Business
Excellence, 1995-2011
1 Franceschini, F. and Maisano, D. (2010) A survey of quality
engineering – management journals by bibliometric indicators.
Quality and Reliability Engineering International, 26(6), pp. 593 –
604.
Sources of further information
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ABI/Inform Global from ProQuest, includes full text
to almost 850, and abstracts to a further 700, of the
world’s most respected business and management
journals. Results can be emailed to your address.
Emerald Management Plus from MCB University
Press delivers peer-reviewed articles from some of
the most prestigious journals in industrial
management, quality and supply chain management.
Science Direct, the world’s leading source for
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world’s leading research journals and conference
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Web of Science covers peer-reviewed journals in all
social science disciplines giving you details of
technical papers. For each paper it gives you the
references used, links to related records and details
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Google Scholar, provides details of scholarly
research across all disciplines with links to full-text
where available on University servers and details of
times cited.
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Quality
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