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One the proudest moments of my life was being published in the same issue of Quality Progress along side an article by Dr. Juran, both of us writing on the issue of Quality Circles - back in the day.
--Tim Bagwell, Ph.D., 03-25-2008

This article helped me get to know Dr. Juran. It was truly an amazing article and he will surely be missed. His books have been a great help in my studies for the ASQ designations.
--Helen Spencer, 03-12-2008

This biography of JM Juran rekindles inside the fire of continuous improvement. In a world where new quality movements come and go, it reminds us once again to build upon the solid foundation of the core teachings of quality.
-- Jackson Fisk, 03-12-2008

This was a great history and tribute to a great quality visionary. I hope he made it to heaven.
--Steve Sleight, 03-07-2008

It's a good blue print to young people and the middle age as well. It's not too late to emulate his achievements and contributions to mankind.
--Pablo J. Acelajado, 03-05-2008

--Eva Stepat, 03-05-2008
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Excellent article.
But I would like that the documents in web site don't loss the quality in the photographs.
The photograph of the meeting of the gurus is historical.
Greetings
--RICARDO BRAVO, 04-18-2008