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THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE QUALITY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM IN TERMS OF KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT / KOKYBĖS VADYBOS SISTEMŲ TOBULINIMAS ŽINIŲ VADYBOS ASPEKTU
Author(s) -
Romualdas Vitkauskas
Publication year - 2011
Publication title -
mokslas - lietuvos ateitis
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
eISSN - 2029-2341
pISSN - 2029-2252
DOI - 10.3846/mla.2011.078
Subject(s) - knowledge management , quality (philosophy) , quality management , process management , process (computing) , quality management system , computer science , business , operations management , engineering , management system , philosophy , epistemology , operating system

The interaction of quality management and knowledge management are analyzed quite widely in scientific literature and discussed with reference to various models integrating these two management theories. However, there are not enough precise tools that could provide a possibility of improving the quality of products and services through knowledge management. To this end, the article examines the already existing models for the interaction between quality management and knowledge management. The results of a survey on Lithuanian industry show what organizational knowledge is the most important while implementing quality management principles aimed at improving quality. The correlation analysis method showed the relationship between quality management principles (process approach, continual improvement, management, facts) and the factors defining the product and process quality (the extent of determining process execution time, process resources, costs of process stages, indicators for products and/or services, the duration of the process, the extent of measuring indicators, the extent of collecting information on indicators, the extent of collecting information about the costs of the process).

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