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引用次数: 41
摘要
该研究探讨了通过AS/NZS ISO 9000认证的澳大利亚制造商的质量管理实践,特别是解决质量报告的成本问题。研究结果表明,企业已经对新的制造环境的需求做出了回应,并实施了质量管理举措,以努力在市场上获得竞争优势。少数应答者编写质量成本报告。对于那些报告质量成本的公司,其动机是确定高成本问题领域。公司不报告质量成本的原因是缺乏管理支持和认为质量是公司文化的一部分。
Cost of quality reporting: Some Australian evidence
The study explored the quality management practices, specifically addressing cost of quality reporting, of Australian manufacturers certified to AS/NZS ISO 9000. The findings suggest that firms have responded to the demands of the new manufacturing environment and have implemented quality management initiatives in an effort to gain a competitive advantage in the marketplace. The minority of respondents prepared cost of quality reports. For those firms reporting quality costs, the motivation was to identify high-cost problem areas. Firms not reporting quality costs cited lack of management support and the belief that quality was part of the firm's culture.