The Fork Quality Management Model is theoretically based on the Deming system and practically based on Japan's TQM systems. This model illustrates the sequence of activities that should be undertaken in each organization to boost quality. The TQM model resembles a fork: It has a handle stands for "the managements's commitment" to uplift quality; the neck stands for" management training"; the first prong stands for (routine)" daily management"; the second for "management of overlapping duties"; the third for "policy-marking management". The model's resemblance to a fork is metaphorical. TQM actually serves as nourishment for on organiaztion. Just as a fork is used for eating, TQM feeds and nourishes the entire organization, allowing the employees to gain the needed energy to launch the quality enhancement process and pursue the unending objective of quality improvement.