POSSIBILITY OF TQM SYSTEM IMPLEMENTATION IN ISO 9000 SERIES

Branko Prodanović

doi:10.7251/OIK1403003P

Authors

Branko Prodanović “Kosvig” Zubin Potok

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.7251/OIK1403003P

Keywords:

quality, management, process, organisation, leader

Abstract

Business conditions inevitably impose the application of standards in the business. The standardization process itself is comprehensive and binds all business segments. Conditioning on the application of standards is dictated by the increasingly differing needs of the environment, on one hand, and by the requirement for more efficient and effective business which is set as an imperative in modern business, on the other hand. The paper shall present a comparative analysis of basic business principles and specific standards.

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