THE HIGHEST HIERARCHICAL PRINCIPLE FOR QMS IN PROFIT-ORIENTED ORGANIZATIONS
Journal Title: International Journal for Quality Research - Year 2017, Vol 11, Issue 3
Abstract
For each structural and functional design of the organizational system, it is necessary before the start of design to know which is the highest hierarchical principle for the organization. The paper presents the results of research that give an answer to the question "What is the highest hierarchically principle for QMS in profit-oriented organizations?". Presented the highest hierarchical principle is explored for the purpose of orientation of quality management system in profit-oriented organizations. Defined principle should be used for the decomposition of lower hierarchical principles and objectives (6.2, ISO 9001: 2015). Defined principle enables the necessary integration of quality management systems in the business system of profit-oriented organizations.
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Nenko Brkljač
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- EP ID EP221092
- DOI 10.18421/IJQR11.03-10
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