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SME Management (MGT-601)
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Lesson 31
QUALITY CONTROL
Dealing with the quality standardization under WTO.
Quality Control Programs in Developing Countries
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Establish Strong National Leadership & Q.C Society.
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Create Govt. & Commercial Compulsion for Reasonable levels of Quality.
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Establish a Media For Exchange.
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Establish an Extensive Program for Training.
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National Standardization Efforts.
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Public Awareness.
International Quality Standards
If each country had its own set of standards, companies in selling in international markets would have
difficulty in quality documentation standards in the countries where they did business.
ISO 9000
It is set of standard governing documentation quality program. Proving to a qualified external examiner
that they have completed with the entire requirement certifies companies. Once certified, companies are
listed in a directory so that potential customers can see which companies have been certified and to what
level. Compliance with ISO 9000 standards says nothing about the actual quality of a product. Rather, it
indicates to customers that companies can provide documentation to support whatever claims they make
about quality.
Five Documents of ISO 9000
ISO 9000 actually consists of five documents;
·  ISO 9000
·  ISO 9001
·  ISO 9002
·  ISO 9003
·  ISO 9004
ISO 9000
ISO 9000 is an overview Document, Which Provide Guideline for use and selection of other standards.
ISO 9001
ISO 9001 is a Standard that focuses on various aspects of design, produce, install and service products. It
also includes management responsibility, quality System, purchasing, product design, and inspection,
training & Corrective action.
ISO 9002
ISO 9002 covers same area as 9001 for companies that produce to customer's design or have their design
and service activities.
ISO 9003
ISO 9003 is most limited in scope and addresses only production process.
ISO 9004
ISO 9004 contains Guidelines interpreting other standard.
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ISO 14000
ISO 14000 requires participating companies to keep track of their raw material use and their generation,
treatment and disposal hazardous wastes.
ISO 14000 is a series of five standards that cover a number of areas, including the following.
·Environment Management System. Requires a plan to improve performance in resource use and
pollutant output.
·Environment Evaluation Program. Specifies guidelines for the certification of companies.
·Environment Labeling. Defines terms such as recyclable, energy efficient, and safe for the ozone layer.
·Life Cycle Assessment. Evaluates the lifetime environmental impact from the manufacture, use, and
disposal of a product.
To maintain their certification, companies must be inspected by outside, private auditors on a regular basis.
ISO 17025
The main area under WTO comes under quality control in laboratory standards and the standard that
deals with it is ISO 17025. The laboratory for testing under this standard for quality control is not
available in Pakistan. The need is to have a new one or up gradation of existing labs so that we can meet
the requirements of WTO.
MARKETING
Role of marketing
Improved marketing is central to a small firm's industrial strategy. Unfortunately, many small firms assume
that the only requirement for success is to open and wait for customers. Perhaps, it is due to severe limits
on their resources. It is seldom recognized that marketing is a complex process affected by internal external
factors. Internal variable includes firm's financial position, management capability personnel resources,
products offered. External variable includes general economic conditions, characteristics of population,
social and cultural factors, competition, government regulations etc.
Small firms success depends on the ability to plan, organize, staff and control marketing activity in relation
to internal and external environment.
Marketing is the performance of business activities that direct the flow of goods and services from the
producer to consumer.
Small firm's Advantage
Advantages enjoyed by small firm in the field of, marketing include realistic marketing planning, shorter lines of
communication, flexibility, and ability to act quickly.
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Table of Contents:
  1. THE HISTORY:Cottage Industry, CONCEPT OF SMALL BUSINESS
  2. THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SMALL AND BIG BUSINESS:The SME’S in Pakistan
  3. THE ROLE OF ENTREPRENEURSHIPS IN SMEs:Focus and Perseverance Guide the Entrepreneur
  4. THE ROLE OF ENTREPRENEURSHIPS IN SMEs:Kinds of Entrepreneurs
  5. SMALL ENTREPRENEURS IN PAKISTAN:National Approaches
  6. THE DEVELOPMENT OF SMES IN PAKISTAN:The Industrial History of Pakistan
  7. GOVERNMENT’S EFFORT TOWARDS SME DEVELOPMENT:Financing Programs
  8. THIS LECTURE DEFINES THE ROLE OF NGOS AND SMEDA:Mission Statement
  9. ISSUES AND POLICY DEVELOPMENT FOR SME:Monitoring Developments
  10. ISSUES IN SME DEVELOPMENT:Business Environment, Taxation Issues
  11. LABOR ISSUES:Delivery of Assistance and Access to Resources, Finance
  12. HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT:Market and Industry Information, Monitoring Developments
  13. MARKET AND INDUSTRY INFORMATION:Measuring Our Success, Gender Development
  14. LONG TERM ISSUES:Law and Order, Intellectual Property Rights, Infrastructure
  15. THE START UP PROCESS OF A SMALL ENTERPRISE:Steps in Innovative Process
  16. TECHNICAL FEASIBILITY:Market Feasibility, Market Testing
  17. FINANCIAL FEASIBILITY:Financial resources and other costs, Cash Flow Analysis
  18. ASSESSMENT OF PERSONAL REQUIREMENTS AND ORGANIZATIONAL CAPABILITIES:Analysis of Competition
  19. Post Operative Problems of a New Enterprise:Environmental Causes
  20. HOW TO APPROACH LENDERS:Bank’s Lending Criteria, Specific Purpose, Be Well Prepared
  21. WHAT A BANK NEEDS TO KNOW ABOUT YOU:General Credentials, Financial Situation
  22. COMMERCIAL INFORMATION:Checklist for Feasibility Study, The Market
  23. GUARANTEES OR COLLATERAL YOU CAN OFFER:Typical Collateral
  24. Aspects of Financial Management:WINNING THE CASH FLOW WAR, The Realization Concept
  25. MEANING OF WORKING CAPITAL:Gross Working Capital, Net Working Capital
  26. RECRUITMENT, SELECTION AND TRAINING:Job Description, Job Specification
  27. SELECTION AND HIRING THE RIGHT CANDIDATE:Application Blank, Orientation
  28. TRAINGING AND DEVELOPMENT:Knowledge, Methods of Training
  29. CONDITIONS THAT STIMULATE LEARNING:Limitations of Performance Appraisal, Discipline
  30. QUALITY CONTROL:Two Aspects of Quality, Manufactured Quality
  31. QUALITY CONTROL:International Quality Standards, MARKETING
  32. MARKETING:Marketing Function, MARKETING PROCESS - STEPS
  33. MARKETING:Controllable Variable, Marketing Uncontrollable, Marketing Mix
  34. MARKETING:Demerits of Product Mix, Development of new product, SMEDA
  35. ROLE OF TECHNOLOGY:Training programmes, Publications
  36. ROLE OF TECHNOLOGY:Measure to Undertake for Promoting Framework.
  37. EXPORT POTENTIAL OF SME IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES I:Commonly Seen Assistance Programme
  38. EXPORT POTENTIAL OF SME IN DEVELOPING Countries. II:At the national level
  39. WORLD TRADE ORGANIZATION (WTO):WTO Agreements: Salient Features
  40. WTO MINISTERIAL CONFERENCES:PAKISTAN AND WTO
  41. WORLD TRADE ORGANIZATION (WTO) PAKISTAN & WTO. II:International Treaties
  42. WORLD TRADE ORGANIZATION (WTO) PAKISTAN & WTO. III:Agriculture
  43. WORLD TRADE ORGANIZATION (WTO):PAKISTAN & WTO. III
  44. WORLD TRADE ORGANIZATION (WTO):CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
  45. SUMMARY & CONCLUSIONS:Financing Tool, Financing Tool