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    Concepts and obstacles of total quality management implementation in Iraq's chemical sector
    (İstanbul Gedik Üniversitesi, 2023) Alsamrai, Husamuldeen Qays Jameel; Ulutagay, Gözde; Gümüş, Tuğbay Burçin
    The principal objective of this study is to evaluate the current state of the Iraqi chemical industry (ICI) and to quantify the extent to which the total quality management philosophy has been adopted by the country's chemical industries, with a focus on the pharmaceutical, food, and detergent sectors. Second, the research aims to pinpoint the difficulties inherent in implementing the comprehensive quality management tenet in Iraq's chemicals industry. The study's population comprised a subset of Iraqi chemical factories engaged in the manufacturing of chemicals. The research sample comprised of (145) specialists from the medicines, food, and chemical detergents industries. For the purpose of investigating the issue of characteristics, a structured questionnaire was employed to gatherd information compared to the representative organizations. After data gathering and evaluating, it was discovered that industrial facilities had a significant interest in implementing the TQM philosophy's variables to varying degrees and at a variety of various levels. This was found to be the case following the discovery that there was a large interest. The constant development was the application that reached the highest capacity. The next phase of application consisted of utilizing statistical approaches and receiving feedback. The participation of workers and the development of their skills was the degree of application that was the least advanced. According on the results of the research, various suggestions were made. One suggestion is that businesses who have not yet implemented total quality management should do so immediately. In order to fully implement the combined TQM dimensions, it is also recommended that suppliers be included in the process from the start. Third, because they aid in spotting and dissecting quality issues, statistical methods and quality-control instruments should be given greater love and care.