TQM in Steel Industry MANGT 810‚ Spring 2014 Instructor: Dr. C. Sheu Student : Aparna Lohiya‚ Jiayi Outlines of the paper 1. Introduction 1.1 Review the concept of TQM‚ Six Sigma and Lean manufacturing 1.2 Review current problems in Steel Manufacturing Industries 1.3 Purpose of the paper 2. TQM Implementation 2.1 Introduce the current TQM implementation practice in the Steel Industry 2.2 Benefits of TQM implementation in Steel Industry 2.3 Hurdles or challenges in implementing
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The current issue and full text archive of this journal is available at www.emeraldinsight.com/0954-478X.htm TQM: an act of balance between contradictions TQM: balance between contradictions Roland Harnesk Division of Quality and Environmental Management and Department of Health ˚ ˚ Science‚ Lulea University of Technology‚ Lulea‚ Sweden‚ and 531 Lena Abrahamsson ˚ Department of Human Work Sciences‚ Lulea University of Technology‚ ˚ Lulea‚ Sweden Abstract Purpose – The
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I. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY II. INTRODUCTION A. HISTORICAL BACKGROUND Company Profile MANG INASAL - Philippine ’s fastest growing barbeque fast food chain‚ serving chicken‚ pork barbeque and other Filipino favorites‚ was first established on December 12‚ 2003 in Iloilo City. Currently‚ there are 306 branches nationwide and with over 8‚000 employees system wide. MANG INASAL is doing its share in alleviating the unemployment burden of the country. The presence of every MANG INASAL in a certain
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Introduction What is TQM? Total Quality Management (or TQM) is a management concept introduced by W. Edwards Deming. TQM was developed to reduce the errors produced during the manufacturing or service process‚ increase customer satisfaction‚ streamline supply chain management‚ plan for innovation of tools and make certain workers have the highest level of training. One of the principal aims of TQM is to limit errors to 1 per 1 million units produced. Total Quality Management is often associated
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CHAPTER ONE 2. CHAPTER TWO 3. CHAPTER THREE 4. CHAPTER FOUR 5. CHAPTER FIVE 6. CHAPTER SIX 7. CHAPTER SEVEN - - INTRODUCTION CONCEPTS AND PHILOSOPHIES OF TQM - THE ACCEPTABILITY OF TQM THE ESSENTIALS OF TQM - THE EFFECTS OF TQM IMPLEMENTATION OF TQM TQM TOOLS CASE STUDY ON IBM (TIVOLI SOFTWARE). 4 GLOSSARY 1. IBM 2. TQM 3. ISO 4. TPM 5. QCCs 6. BPR 7. TQC 8. ATM 9. CPC 10.CAD 11.INCL. 12.PDCA 13.QMS International Business Machine Corporation Total Quality Management International
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IMPACT OF GLOBAZIATION AND COMPETITION ON TQM You cannot manage what you cannot measure. This is very true in today’s dynamic & competitive globalize environment. The business leaders face immense pressure in today’s turbulent competitive environment that’s move forward by globalisation‚ macro-environment factors and advanced technological growth of internet. The strong market forces within this competitive environment have developed global customers who are more aware of changes in the global
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Study: Total Quality Management [TQM] Executive Summary: Our client‚ a multi-location ready mix concrete‚ sand and gravel supplier faced the twin problems of escalating costs and eroding customer service. MLE was engaged to support the President as he implemented his vision for the firm. Central to his vision was the creation of a culture which valued quality‚ customer service and continuous improvement. Over a six month period MLE Consulting performed a TQM readiness assessment‚ organized the
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FOCUS ON TQM‚ EQM AND ISO INTRODUCTION Environment may be broadly understood to mean our surroundings. It can be divided into non-living and living components. The Environment provides resources which support life on the earth and which also help in the growth of a relationship of interchange between living organisms and the environment in which they live. ISO • What? ISO (International Organization for Standardization) is the world ’s largest developer and publisher of International
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which includes on-time delivery and outstanding service.To attain this level‚ the organization needs to continually examine their quality system to see if it is responsive to ever changing customer requirements and expectations.The most successful TQM programs begin by defining quality from the customer’s perspective. Quality means meeting or exceeding the customers expectations.Customer satisfaction‚not increasing profits‚ must be the primary goal of the organization. It is the most important consideration
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For successful internal customer/supplier relationship is to ask first the internal customer this Three Basic Questions by Labovitz: 1. What do you need from me? 2. What do you do with my output? 3. Are there any gaps between what you need and what you get? factors that influenced the purchases 1. Performance 2. Features 3. Service 4. Warranty 5. Price 6. Reputation According to D.H. Besterfield customer feedback must be continually solicited and monitored. Feedback enables the business
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