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Saul,
I just got back from vacation and read your plea.
Here's a reply, although it is sort of a nonanswer.
Quality metrics: I don't know what they are.
Quality improvement: My *company* has had a quality
improvement process for a while, but (don't laugh),
it does not seem to have been implemented in our
technical communications dept. to a great degree (my
opinion).
