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Quality Management is a method for ensuring that all the activities necessary to design, develop, and implement a product or service are effective and efficient with respect to the system and its performance. It is seen as a managerial model to increase individual development and a firm's competences. QM affirms the need to develop a systemic approach to talent management, which includes clear strategy in order to empower employees and to improve their creativity.
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Quantitative easing is a monetary policy tool in which a central bank -- like the Federal Reserve -- floods the market with cash in an attempt to stimulate an economy in recession and to stave off deflation. It effectively means that the central bank prints new money in order to increase the supply. The most notable case was when the Bank of Japan use quantitative easing to fight domestic deflation in the early 2000s.
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A top-ranked program, the Queen’s School of Business’ 12-month MBA is both unusually intense and satisfying, due to the near-constant interaction between students and faculty. Unlike most B-schools, where new teams form for each class, Queen’s students belong to a single team for the entire year. The teams are assigned “offices” where they learn how to solve problems and resolve differences in a way that can’t be taught in a classroom. Students also benefit from a wide variety of concentrations.
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Qwest Communications International, Inc. (Q) provides voice, data, Internet, and video services to 14 Western U.S. States. While Qwest’s Wireline and Wireless Services provide a wide array telecommunication services to consumers, businesses, and wholesale customers, its Other Services segment focuses on the sublease of real estate properties, such office buildings and warehouses. Qwest Communications was founded in 1983, and is based in Denver.