The Quest for Ascendant Quality

The Quest for Ascendant Quality was written for everyone who likes a good action story and, especially, for everyone who would like to see themselves in a good action story. Seeing yourself in The Quest for Ascendant Quality is not hard to do because it's a story of the fundamental need which animates each of us to seek to improve our quality of life through our innovative and creative effort. It is a story about how human aspiration, strategy, quality, and risk interrelate, in a conceptual system, with which people, and thus civilizations, throughout history, have progressively conceived of and created the greatest products and services imaginable.



Quality's conceptual system provides the context for establishing new definitions of strategy, quality, and risk and for establishing new principles and practices that are useful in improving the quality of everything you acquire or create and the services you provide in any industry. Supported by examples of great creative work, case studies of momentous historic events and original insight - The Quest for Ascendant Quality is a reading adventure and a good action story with the power to improve your creative talent for decades to come.



Special Features / Cases

The Process Enrichment® Philosophy

The Ascendant Strategy model (quality's conceptual system)

Coascendancy

Definitions of strategy, quality, and the standard of quality excellence

The hierarchy of quality's six Themes of Performance

The Balanced Enterprise Strategic Themes (BEST) framework

The U.S.S. Indianapolis

Aluminized Explosives ("Most Secret")

The LZ 129 Hindenburg

The Battle of the Atlantic

The Final Voyage of the R.M.S. Titanic

The Battle of Britain

Visual strategic communication using Saile charts

Operation Focus & The Six Day War

The Parable of the Fearless Slugger

Definitions of risk and risk's life cycle

Composing a Strategy to Circumvent the Risk of IEDs Emplaced in Roadways

NASA's Space Shuttle Program and The Fearlessness Effect

The Ascendant Theory of Motivation