“Enhancing Quality, Excellence, and Profits – A New Methodology for Measuring Comprehensive Excellence”

Recently published by Al-Baidar Center for Studies and Planning, the book “Enhancing Quality, Excellence, and Profits – A New Methodology for Measuring Comprehensive Excellence” by Dr. Abdul Hamid Abdul Majeed Al-Baldawi explores traditional approaches to quality management, such as quality control, the vault sample method, and lean production—methods that were once considered the ultimate goal before the emergence of the excellence phase.

The book provides a historical analysis of the evolution of quality and the factors that contributed to its development. It then delves into several key areas:

Statistical and Mathematical Models – Examining how these models, along with sensitivity analysis, can be utilized to determine optimal scenarios for achieving quality and sustaining excellence.
Managerial Decision-Making Theory – Highlighting its significance for organizations, identifying the types of decisions that contribute to long-term excellence, and analyzing the decision-making patterns of Arab executives across service, production, and academic institutions. The study explores the diversity and coherence of their decisions, assessing the impact of their social, economic, and environmental backgrounds, as well as their educational levels.
Quantitative Methods for Profit Maximization – Investigating the role of linear programming in optimizing profit and minimizing costs, empowering organizations to advance, maintain competitiveness, and sustain excellence.
This book serves as a comprehensive guide for professionals and decision-makers seeking to enhance organizational performance and achieve sustainable excellence.