The Motives for ISO 9000 Certification in the Malaysian Manufacturing Companies
This study was come to identify the real motives behind ISO 9000 Certification. Towards this goal, a survey of 300 ISO 9000 certified companies was carried out for the Malaysian Manufacturing Companies and to study the motives for ISO 9000 Certification. The survey also to determine the relation...
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| description | This study was come to identify the real motives behind ISO 9000 Certification.
Towards this goal, a survey of 300 ISO 9000 certified companies was carried out for
the Malaysian Manufacturing Companies and to study the motives for ISO 9000
Certification.
The survey also to determine the relationship between the motives and the
improvement of seven basic Quality Management Practices such as leadership,
information and analysis, strategic planning, human resource management of process
quality, quality results and customer satisfaction. The survey was also design to
determine the overall benefits gained from certification and the barriers faced during
ISO 9000 Certification.
The study revealed that other factors also can influence the performance of ISO 9000
Certification such as the period of time after the company has been certified and size
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of company. Factor analysis was applied to identify the main factors in certification
motives, benefits, barriers, and QM Practices, and their in-between relationship.
The results indicate that companies which seek certification due to external pressure
seem to gain fewer benefits from ISO 9000 Certification. While companies that seek
certification for internal needs gain higher benefits through improvement of their
human element and internal efficiency.
The results also indicate that early certified companies have experienced greater
benefits from ISO 9000 Certification than recently certified companies. There is no
evidence that larger companies gain more benefits from ISO 9000 Certification than
smaller ones.
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| spelling | upm-672015-08-06T02:27:04Z http://psasir.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/67/ The Motives for ISO 9000 Certification in the Malaysian Manufacturing Companies A. Gader, Abdalsalam Mohamed This study was come to identify the real motives behind ISO 9000 Certification. Towards this goal, a survey of 300 ISO 9000 certified companies was carried out for the Malaysian Manufacturing Companies and to study the motives for ISO 9000 Certification. The survey also to determine the relationship between the motives and the improvement of seven basic Quality Management Practices such as leadership, information and analysis, strategic planning, human resource management of process quality, quality results and customer satisfaction. The survey was also design to determine the overall benefits gained from certification and the barriers faced during ISO 9000 Certification. The study revealed that other factors also can influence the performance of ISO 9000 Certification such as the period of time after the company has been certified and size 3 of company. Factor analysis was applied to identify the main factors in certification motives, benefits, barriers, and QM Practices, and their in-between relationship. The results indicate that companies which seek certification due to external pressure seem to gain fewer benefits from ISO 9000 Certification. While companies that seek certification for internal needs gain higher benefits through improvement of their human element and internal efficiency. The results also indicate that early certified companies have experienced greater benefits from ISO 9000 Certification than recently certified companies. There is no evidence that larger companies gain more benefits from ISO 9000 Certification than smaller ones. 2004-02 Thesis NonPeerReviewed application/pdf en http://psasir.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/67/1/1000548972_fk2004_2.pdf A. Gader, Abdalsalam Mohamed (2004) The Motives for ISO 9000 Certification in the Malaysian Manufacturing Companies. Masters thesis, Universiti Putra Malaysia. ISO 9000 |
| spellingShingle | ISO 9000 A. Gader, Abdalsalam Mohamed The Motives for ISO 9000 Certification in the Malaysian Manufacturing Companies |
| title | The Motives for ISO 9000 Certification in the Malaysian Manufacturing Companies |
| title_full | The Motives for ISO 9000 Certification in the Malaysian Manufacturing Companies |
| title_fullStr | The Motives for ISO 9000 Certification in the Malaysian Manufacturing Companies |
| title_full_unstemmed | The Motives for ISO 9000 Certification in the Malaysian Manufacturing Companies |
| title_short | The Motives for ISO 9000 Certification in the Malaysian Manufacturing Companies |
| title_sort | motives for iso 9000 certification in the malaysian manufacturing companies |
| topic | ISO 9000 |
| url | http://psasir.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/67/ http://psasir.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/67/1/1000548972_fk2004_2.pdf |