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Thuresson, Anna. "LEDARSKAP FÖR KVALITETSKULTUR : Fem förebilders erfarenhet av att skapa kvalitetskultur." Thesis, Mittuniversitetet, Institutionen för kvalitets- och maskinteknik, 2019. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:miun:diva-38830.
Full textExisg research shows that there is a strong connection between leadership andcreating quality culture for organizations' success. This study aims to investigate howleadership affects quality culture. This by finding out what conditions leaders need to bable to create quality culture, and what factors in leadership that promote or obstruct thecreation of quality culture. The study has a qualitative approach and has been carried outthrough literature studies and semi-structured interviews with five leaders who areconsidered being role models to creating quality culture within different organizations.The study indicates, among other things, that creating a culture of quality requires clearincentives, knowledge, agree management with insight and understanding of what itmeans to create a quality culture. Furthermore, the results show that it is a long-term,hard and difficult work. It requires structures that support a quality culture and trainedleadership. The obstructing factors that arise are detailed control, ignorance, ad hocsolutions and short-sightedness. The study's findings in many ways confirm the existingresearch that is in the field. The result shows that the creation of quality culture is often achange management and that it is complex, difficult and time consuming. It raise questions like; how do we ensure the knowledge and abilities required in organizationsto manage the complexity that it entails to create quality culture and how does the quality culture consist over time?
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Andersson, Birgitta, and Terese Enberg. "Att utveckla en stark kvalitetskultur – korrelation mellan ledarskap, medarbetare och kund." Thesis, Mittuniversitetet, Institutionen för kvalitets- och maskinteknik, 2020. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:miun:diva-40251.
Full textDeveloping quality work in organizations is a sterling job that requires leadership that can engage employees and create customer satisfaction. There are several different tools and models to use. The TQM model has been used as a base in the study. The purpose of this study has been to analyze the process work of Riksbyggen and contribute with knowledge of the success factors that exist for the development of a strong quality culture. The study has been conducted both as a qualitative and quantitative method with interviews and surveys. Documents such as results of customer satisfaction and organizational charts have also been analyzed. The result shows an organization with clear processes, a strong customer focus and a high cultural maturity. Committed leaders and employees were also distinguishable. There were also development areas within improvement work and participation that are reported in the action plan for the Riksbyggen to take part of.
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Gjerdrum, Adam. "Samspel mellan Jordens 9 gränser och SIQ modellen för en hållbar kvalitetskultur." Thesis, Mittuniversitetet, Avdelningen för ekoteknik och hållbart byggande, 2016. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:miun:diva-29276.
Full textBakgrund Företagens aktiviteter fortsätter att vara särkopplade från vetenskapen om Jordens globala system och till vilken utsträckning företagen motverkar kollaps av Jordens system är oklart (Whiteman et al. 2014) och det är denna utmaning som denna uppsats söker att utforska genom att koppla företagens hållbarhetsarbete med Jordens 9 gränser genom at utveckla SIQ modellen. Syfte Syfte med denna uppsats är att utveckla SIQ modellen så den innehåller det som krävs för att företagen skall identifiera sin inverkan på Jordens 9 gränser. Metod En kvalitativ metod har använts och för att analysera har gjorts genom att använda Jordens 9 gränser och top-down/bottom-up perspektivet som lins för att identifiera problem, lösningar och analysen av SIQ modellen och datainsamlingen har gjorts genom litteraturstudier. Resultat Resultatkapitlet introducerar en modell som visar samverkan mellan Jordens system och 9 gränser ner till företagen aktiviteter. Modellen följs av analysen av SIQ modellen som visar störst utvecklingspotential i miljöledningskriterierna. Utvecklingen bör samverka med top-down/bottom-up perspektiven för att modellen skall på bästa sätt omhänderta externa faktorer såsom Jordens gränser i styrningen av företagen på överordnad och utförarnivå. Diskussion För att företagen skall kunna omhänderta alla externa faktorer såsom Jordens gränser så måste SIQ kriterierna och företagens mål samverka. Genom att integrera Jordens gränser med SIQ modellen så har gapet mellan företagen och miljövetenskapen minskats. Genom att minska detta gap kan företagens aktiviteter bidra till att minimera nerbrytningen och risk för kollaps av Jordens system.
Karlell, Kerstin. "Leda föratt stärka en kvalitetskultur : Genom mjuka värderingar och struktur enligt Teal." Thesis, Mittuniversitetet, Avdelningen för kvalitets- och maskinteknik, 2019. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:miun:diva-37412.
Full textFor organizations to succeed in quality management values that support a quality culture are crucial, where committed leadership is one of these values. Leadership and culture are different sides of the same coin. But even though they affect each other, there is little knowledge of what leaders actually do and how they behave and act to strengthen a quality culture. Previous studies have shown that it´s especially the soft values; committed leadership, everyone's involvement/collaboration and customer orientation that amount to good results regarding quality management. The purpose of the study was to describe how leaders strengthen a quality culture and describe a structure to lead a quality culture according to the organizational model Teal. The research questions were; what do leaders do to strengthen a quality culture, and how do leaders behave in order to strengthen a quality culture? The method was a qualitative case study with literature studies, focus interviews and observations. Eight interviews were conducted at a company with a culture that foremost is Teal. The interviews were coded based on the values in quality culture and resulted in case studies specific values, behavior despriptions of these and a structure to strengthen a quality culture. The results showed that what the leaders did to strengthen the quality culture was to focus on the values of committed leadership and everyone's participation/collaboration, that is, soft values which are the ones that above all provide good results in quality management. The conduct of the leaders, linked to the values, resulted in structures to strengthen a quality culture according to Teal. Both the case study's specific values and structures can provide knowledge, support and inspiration to organizations and leaders who aim to strengthen a quality culture.
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Franzén, Ähdel Carina, and Wilén Frida Bulukin. "Alla vill varandras väl : Hur ledarskap genom medarbetarskap i en kvalitetskultur skaparpatientnöjdhet vid svenska sjukhus." Thesis, Mittuniversitetet, Avdelningen för kvalitets- och maskinteknik, 2019. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:miun:diva-38812.
Full textCommitted leadership is the foundation for creating a good quality culture andto succeed, the participation of employees is required. Researchers argue thatsupport for the current leaders in healthcare has until now been ratherundeveloped. The purpose of this study was to understand how the qualityculture in Swedish healthcare can be linked to the leaders' ability to promotegood co-workership. This study was based on an explanatory sequentialmixed method with two quantitative measurements that ultimately resulted in aqualitative interview. A measurement of the quality culture at Swedishhospitals was taken based on a previously developed instrument formeasuring quality culture . The measuring instrument comprises 13behavioral pairs that promote or hinder a quality culture. This measure showsthat there is generally a good quality culture at Swedish hospitals at present.Through this measurement, a regression analysis was done which links to thehospital's results in the National Patient Survey. A statistically significantbehavior was observed, and according to this measurement, is likely to createmore satisfied patients as more professions feel that this behavior occurs intheir organization. The behaviour in question can be described as: when wehave a problem, we find out the root cause before we decide on a solution.This behavior was brought into two successful hospitals in order to understandmore deeply how they work with the co-workership in this particular behavior.Based on the workshop with these two hospitals, we conclude that leadersneed to have experienced the quality culture and the co-workership they areassumed to carry in order to promote an employee culture that is linked to thequality culture. In pursuit of success, a strong quality culture is desirable, butbased on the workshops, the authors see no possible quick solution to reachit. The result shows that today's leaders in healthcare need support in the formof a mentor or time for reflection on leadership on their own or in groups inorder to develop. In constructive approach, it is with improvement knowledgethat everyone's involvement in the work of continuous improvement isconducted. This requires reflection, honesty, courage, openness and trustfrom everyone involved and intentions rooted in the wellness and prosperity ofall.
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Ekman, David. "Vilken påverkan har kvalitetskulturen vid införandet av ISO?" Thesis, Örebro universitet, Institutionen för naturvetenskap och teknik, 2020. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:oru:diva-85941.
Full textBröderna Axelssons is a sheet metal part producing company located in Karlskoga. This thesis aim has been to investigate the quality culture at the company at two different ISO implementation occasions. The company has also received guided help to write new routines and instructions for their process Preparation/Production/Delivery. To investigate the quality culture, methods from Cronemyr P, Bäckström I and Rönnbäck Å (2016) have been used. In the investigation of the quality culture, interviews were conducted with the CEO, administrator, manufacturing engineer and a survey was conducted regarding the existing behaviours in the company. The responses from the interviews and survey were then used to analyse which values obstruct or support the quality culture. The results show that the former quality culture was for the most part obstructive, while the current quality culture is of mixed nature, i.e. both supportive and obstructive. The creation of the new routines and instructions, structure and content were inspired by materials from Bergman B and Klefsjö B (2012). The completed routines and instructions were handed over to the company to be used in their new management system containing ISO 9001:2015 integrated with ISO 14001:2015. The result showed that routines and instructions from the old management system were written incorrectly because they were created by a third party. The new routines and instructions are made together with those who work in the process. In addition, all material in the new management system follows the same documentation structure, which they did not do in the old management system. For continued work it is recommended to further investigate the quality culture and give the responsible for ISO implementation at the company dedicated time to complete the new management system. In addition, the company should minimize the values that obstruct the quality culture.
Junéll, Marie. "Från fina ord på papper till systematisk användning av värderingar : En fallstudie av hur värderingar för kvalitetskultur kan integreras i verksamheten." Thesis, Mittuniversitetet, Avdelningen för kvalitets- och maskinteknik, 2021. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:miun:diva-43325.
Full textIncreasingly rapid changes in society mean that organizations need to constantly adapt and develop, this is central to their continued existence. One way to meet these challenges can be to implement and apply Total Quality Management that is characterized by the culture and the values on which it is based, as well as the system view. The purpose of the study was to investigate how this type of values can be integrated into the organizations. The study applied a qualitative research method with abductive approach. The study was designed as a single case study and data collection took place through semi-structured interviews, document studies and studies of audiovisual data. The results showed that values for quality culture can be integrated into the organization's own core values and policies, and that values can be linked to the vision. The values can also be brought to life in the organization through a set of working methods and tools. The study also showed that values for quality culture can be integrated into the organizations in different phases
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Celinder, Johan, and Anders Klang. "Processorienterad kultur : Mätmetod över beteenden som driver resultat i en processorienterad kultur." Thesis, Mittuniversitetet, Institutionen för kvalitets- och maskinteknik, 2019. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:miun:diva-36999.
Full textThe authors of this thesis got the idea to this projekt from a lecture and from Drucker´s quote “Culture eats strategy for breakfast”. The purpose was to investigate what behaviours that drives results in a process oriented culture, and to develop a model for measuring these behaviours. The goal was to measure the behaviours in the organisation and to help them obtain a culture that exceed the culture of their competitors, and reaching process orientation using a quantitative survey in a pilot study. Even though we got answers from all participants in the survey, the population was too small to generate statistically significant results. The study is based on the theory of four clusters; “fumblers”, “talkers”, “organisers”, and “mappers” by Eriksson and Hellström (2013) and the results are displayed in diagrams and an IPA-matrix. The conclusion is that the organisation leans towards function orientation, but they are striving towards becoming process orientated. The total picture the authors got is they belong to the cluster “talkers” with a slight margin. They are heading in the direction of becoming process orientated by focusing on their communication though. The model was designed using research about what behaviours have a positive or a negative effect on the processorientated culture of the organisation. The weakness of the model is that it only takes the cornerstone “working with processes” into account and does not measure the other perspectives of quality culture.
2019-07-26
Stapf, Ekström Heidi. "Avvikelsehantering en isolerad händelse eller en del av ständiga förbättringar : En studie av avvikelsehanteringen i en kommuns egenregi verksamheter inom LSS 9:9." Thesis, Mittuniversitetet, Institutionen för kvalitets- och maskinteknik, 2020. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:miun:diva-40267.
Full textAccording to SOFS 2011: 9, municipalities must have a quality management system, this should generate knowledge and development within the organization and the respective administration. Part of this development and thus quality assurance is the work with deviation control within the different care facilities both run by municipality but also care facilities procured by the municipality. If the work with deviations is not reflected in all levels of the organization, deficiencies cannot be remedied in the long term, and the organization and the development potential of the businesses are not noticed. To allow employees to receive feedback and confirmation and to create the prerequisite for knowledge development in operations is necessary for the entire organization to develop. For this to be realized, the quality perspective must be the main thread through administrations, leadership, digital systems and governance documents must be joined together as a whole. A clear picture of what the organization and management stand for and what is the primary goal. A cohensive image, not single pieces of a jigsaw puzzle, pieces without their own purpose. This study demonstrates a need to join these jigsaw puzzle pieces into an image that everyone can see, interpret and contribute to.
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Eckervig, Cecilia, and Tove Madsen. "Att ta värderingar från ord till beteenden : Kan Appreciative Inquiry användas för att levandegöra värderingar i en organisation och dess kultur?" Thesis, Mittuniversitetet, Avdelningen för kvalitets- och maskinteknik, 2018. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:miun:diva-34541.
Full textThrough tradition there has been a focus on "hard values" within total quality management, for an example statistical process measurements and problem-solving techniques. Research identifies the failure to create a supportive culture for improvements as one of the main reasons why organizations fail in their quality management initiatives. Despite the knowledge that culture is a mayor key to success, there is a gap of knowledge to how, and even if, it is possible to create a supportive quality culture. What defines culture is to a large extent the values it is based up on, and that the coworkers within an organization take ownership of these values. The purpose of this research is to contribute with knowledge towards how Appreciative Inquiry (AI) can be used within organizational work with values, culture, and to identify possible effects, if any, of the method. An explanatory case study at an organization in the south of Sweden was conducted through two dialogue-based workshops, an online survey, and a document study. The result shows that AI creates a structured dialogue about values and value-related behaviors and succeeds in bringing organizational values to life. This is shown though both the perceived and demonstrated changes within coworkers, towards being in agreement and understanding the values within an organization.
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