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AuthorAl-Kassem, Amer
AuthorAl-Bakri, Anas A.
AuthorIn'airat, Mohammad
Available date2023-10-18T07:24:07Z
Publication Date2013-01
ISSN2222-1905
URIhttp://hdl.handle.net/10576/48605
AbstractTotal quality management (TQM) is a strategic commitment to make quality and customer satisfaction a guiding factor in everything an organization does. TQM, which has preoccupied the attention of organizations since the beginning of the industrial revolution, is based on the participation of all members in an organization to improve processes, products, services, and the culture they work in. This conceptual paper addresses the TQM tools used and discusses cases and issues of TQM’s execution in organizations. Based on previous studies, it was found that unwillingness to implement quality management and level of quality performance will cost organizations billions of dollars. Thus, an organization must instill the TQM concepts and practices into one’s product development process to avoid pitfalls and ensure success during TQM implementation. In general, the organization should sustain management of innovation and change to build competence and competitiveness in this ever-changing environment.
Languageen
Subjecttotal quality management
quality performance
customer satisfaction
TitleEvaluation Tools of Total Quality Management in Business Organizations
TypeArticle
Pagination41-51
Issue Number6
Volume Number5
ESSN2222-2839
dc.accessType Open Access


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