Joseph M. Juran was a prominent figure in the field of quality management. Born on December 24, 1904, he is best known for his contributions to the development of quality control and improvement practices. Juran emphasized the importance of management's role in quality and introduced the concept of the Juran Trilogy, which consists of quality planning, quality control, and quality improvement. Throughout his career, Juran authored several influential books, including Quality Control Handbook, which became a key resource for professionals in the field. He played a significant role in the Total Quality Management movement and was instrumental in promoting quality practices in various industries worldwide. Juran passed away on February 28, 2008, leaving a lasting legacy in quality management.