
Total Quality Management (TQM) is a holistic approach to quality improvement that has been embraced by organizations worldwide to drive excellence in products, services, and operations. This study explores the TQM practices of three prominent organizations— Toyota Motor Corporation, Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd., and Mayo Clinic—through thematic analysis of interviews with key stakeholders. Five key themes emerged from the analysis: commitment to quality, continuous improvement, employee empowerment, customer-centric approach, and innovation and adaptability. These themes highlight the core principles and practices of TQM and their importance in driving organizational success. The findings suggest that organizations can achieve sustainable growth and competitive advantage by integrating TQM into their organizational culture and operations.
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