Role of Stakeholder

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The quality management process incorporates the stakeholder’s ideals and the organization mission. One must first understand that the purpose of quality management is to ensure that an organization or product is consistent. Secondary knowledge is to understand what and who the stakeholder’s role prior to implementing quality management. Stakeholders must participate and collaborate with the team building, which is essential for quality management success. A stakeholder depends on the business, he or she are people or the group that has ownership, rights, interests, and the wellbeing of the growth of the organization. Stakeholders can be owners, creditors, employees, customers, suppliers, and the community which the business operates. According to Foster (2007), quality management has process flows, information flows, material flows, and flows of funds. What Foster was conveying is that quality management is a process in which each is successful contingent on the success of each flow. For example, think of franchises such as McDonald’s and Wendy’s. Each is individually owned and operated but each owner has to follow the bylaws. Each is to follow the policies, procedures, recipes, menu items, and conformity of the floor plans of each. The success of each has already been proven and is clearly the vision of the corporation. In this example the stakeholder, corporate, the owner/operator, implements the proven quality process by producing good food, product for consumption. The employee’s role in the quality management process is to listen to the customer, take the orders, and ensure the demand for the product is readily available. The supplier’s role is to have the resources delivered and available providing a good faith service to its customers. The "About McDonalds’"

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