2015
DOI: 10.7177/sg.2015.v10.n1.a9
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Idade Versus Maturidade: Uma Pesquisa Empírica sobre Sistemas de Gestão da Qualidade

Abstract: Embora seja geralmente aceito que a Gestão da Qualidade em uma empresa, após a certificação, se torne madura com o passar do tempo, há, surpreendentemente, pouca ou nenhuma teoria para sustentar essa crença. Este artigo objetiva demonstrar o processo de formulação e validação de um instrumento de pesquisa que contribua para o avanço do conhecimento no tema Maturidade da Gestão da Qualidade de empresas brasileiras, permitindo ainda a verificação se existe correlação entre os valores obtidos de Maturidade e o te… Show more

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“…However, for a standardization system to be effective, it is not enough to simply draw up standards, but also keep them updated through periodic revisions (Campos, 1992). In a survey carried out by Nascimento et al (2015), standardization continues 3/17 to be a relevant factor for achieving management system maturity (be it quality management, work safety, or environmental management). In this study, carried out in 179 companies, it was shown that a correct understanding of customers' needs and making that information available to the employees in the form of procedures, instructions, and standards are important to management system maturation.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, for a standardization system to be effective, it is not enough to simply draw up standards, but also keep them updated through periodic revisions (Campos, 1992). In a survey carried out by Nascimento et al (2015), standardization continues 3/17 to be a relevant factor for achieving management system maturity (be it quality management, work safety, or environmental management). In this study, carried out in 179 companies, it was shown that a correct understanding of customers' needs and making that information available to the employees in the form of procedures, instructions, and standards are important to management system maturation.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%