The application of Total Quality Management for short-term planning focused on the Financial Production Productivity in Chemical (Resin) Industry
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Total Quality Management is a management process that focuses on responding to target groups or customers. And affect the internal organization to have a process for improvement and development to satisfy the target group or customers. Which will affect the financial results in the form of 1. The ability to reduce costs, quality 2. Monetary rewards. Which is a measure of Production Productivity. By being a measure of short-term performance to improve the organization to achieve its goals. From the study of Total Quality Management that Leaderships, Quality Improvement, Process Improvement, and Customer Focus found that the Involvement and Process Improvement the most influence on Financial Productivity
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