Most quality initiatives translate readily and require little if any corporate culture changes as evidenced by the Japanese adoption of Deming's quality philosophy.

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This statement is false. Quality initiatives often require significant corporate culture changes in order to be successful. While Deming's quality philosophy was adopted successfully by Japanese companies, it still required significant cultural shifts and changes in management practices.

Most Quality Initiatives Translate Readily and Require Little If Any