GENERAL CONCEPTS OF QUALITY
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After analyzing the background provided by contemporary administrative science, the methodology followed in the preparation of this research and the characteristics of the system under study, that is, the company undergoing transformation, a system will be developed that allows the implementation of procedures related to the standardization and certification of quality.
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