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    project management strategy as well as embracing total quality management to increase its outcomes. Total quality management helps a company to increase customer satisfaction, which translates to improved business outcomes. With every employee playing a vital role, the needs of the customer become the company’s main driving force. Cost reduction is among the advantages associated with adopting total quality management. Companies uphold the concept to avoid quality failure. With total quality…

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    world-renowned examples of quality assurance. Interestingly, in most cases supply chain quality assurance was established as the major reason for product recall (Roth et al. 2008). Recent product recalls and disorders in supply chains are cautionary indicators that the level of quality management in global supply chains is still inadequate (Zhang et al., 2011). Total Quality Management (TQM) is seen as a strategy used in management that aims to incorporate awareness regarding quality in all the…

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    Quality of products and services has been paid attention by everyone more than looking at their price nowadays. According to the ‘sand cone’ model of operations excellence by Ferdows and de Meyer (1990), quality is the basic element of product and service, followed by dependability, flexibility and cost. Kelemen (2003) mentioned that there are two ways of looking at quality, by dividing it into managerial and critical perspectives. Total Quality Management (TQM) is a managerial approach aiming…

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    not to completely place blame on the employees, however, the management may also be responsible for the lack of enthusiasm and performance being displayed. The employees possibly feel they have no reason to show up for work or have found reason enough to leave the job. Clearly, a good majority don 't respect their jobs or managers. The first question management must ask is, why is this? Possibly, they do not feel respect from the management. Main reasons employees usually leave their job or get…

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    In Zimbabwe, Business environment has tremendously changed and enhancement in quality has become one of the essential strategies that are being implemented by many small and medium enterprises(SMEs) in order to achieve organisational competitive advantage. Total Quality Management (TQM) is based on that all organisation staff and employees should collaborate with each other for the purposes of producing high quality products and services in order to meet customers' demands(Whyte & Witcher,…

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    Healthcare organizations strive to provide the highest quality, safest, most efficient, and cost-effective care possible. The goal of a healthcare organization committed to quality care is a comprehensive, systematic approach that prevents errors before they occur or identifies and corrects the mistakes so that adverse events are decreased, and safety and quality outcomes are maximized. Therefore, quality and risk management are focused are optimizing patient outcomes and emphasize the…

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    operating environment that is increasingly complex and competitive, where pressure changes appeared to offer the only certainty. While pursuing, over the past two decades, Total Quality Management (TQM), Business Process Reengineering (BPR) and the recent Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP), to name just three of the more popular management in the holy grails, is still there, but , the current sense of failure to fully realize the aspired level of improvement. In this context, it is not…

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    and paint are just a few items that Home Depot carries. Its main competitor is Lowes, another large corporation with a similar business model as the Home Depot. The contemporary management technique listed in Chapter 1 of the text, Cost Management, that I believe will benefit the Home Depot would be total quality management…

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    implementing some form of quality management practice. Despite, this large and still growing concept of quality management, there is no effective theory has been conducted over the years to rate the effectiveness of the total quality management theory (Atieno, 2014). Of what all the management issues faced in the last decades, none of them had an impact on the overall quality of the products and services. Every top level manger in the organizations agrees to the fact that total quality of the…

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    What is Total Quality Management? Total Quality Management, according to Investopedia, is the continuous process of reducing or eliminating errors in manufacturing, streamlining supply chain management, improving the customer experience and ensuring that employees are up to speed with their training. (Investopedia). Total Quality Management could also be defined as “managing the entire organization so that it excels on all dimensions of products and services that are important to the customer.”…

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