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✵ 28. Julho 1950
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Richard Koch Frases famosas

“Não há oferta de excelência a menos que você goste do que está fazendo.”

O princípio 80/20: Os segredos para conseguir mais com menos nos negócios e na vida

“A melhor maneira de examinar a lucratividade de sua empresa é dividindo-a em segmentos competitivos.”

O princípio 80/20: Os segredos para conseguir mais com menos nos negócios e na vida

“Proporcionar todas as formas de autosserviço gera opções, economia, rapidez e vendas.”

O princípio 80/20: Os segredos para conseguir mais com menos nos negócios e na vida

Richard Koch: Frases em inglês

“In 1897, Italian economist Vilfredo Pareto (1848-1923) noticed a regular pattern in distributions of wealth or income, no matter the country or time period concerned. He found that the distribution was extremely skewed toward the top end: A small minority of the top earners always accounted for a large majority of the total wealth. The pattern was so reliable that Pareto was eventually able to predict the distribution of income accurately before looking at the data.
Pareto was greatly excited by his discovery, which he rightly believed was of enormous importance not just to economics but to society as well. But he managed to enthuse only a few fellow economists….
Pareto's idea became widely known only when Joseph Moses Juran, one of the gurus of the quality movement in the twentieth century, renamed it the "Rule of the Vital Few." In his 1951 tome The Quality Control Handbook, which became hugely influential in Japan and later in the West, Juran separated the "vital few" from the "trivial many," showing how problems in quality could be largely eliminated, cheaply and quickly, by focusing on the vital few causes of these problems. Juran, who moved to Japan in 1954, taught executives there to improve quality and product design while incorporating American business practices into their own companies. Thanks to this new attention to quality control, between 1957 and 1989, Japan grew faster than any other industrial economy.”

Introduction
The 80/20 Individual (2003)

“Progress is personal; it comes from individuals demanding more of themselves and everyone else.”

Koch (2012) in: " Interview: Richard Koch, author of The 80/20 Principle http://boingboing.net/2011/05/12/8020.html" on boingboing.net May 12, 2012.