A theoretical analysis of iso9000 suppliers

Keyphrases

• 1-design 16%
• 2-design 16%
• Assembler 100%
• Auto Industry 33%
• Bargaining Power 16%
• Business Groups 16%
• Competencies 16%
• Competitive Market 16%
• Contract Negotiation 16%
• Contracting Parties 16%
• Cost Reduction 83%
• Cost-plus Contracts 66%
• Economic Behavior 16%
• Economists 16%
• Engineering Management Science 16%
• Enterprise Resource Planning 16%
• Fixed Costs 50%
• Incentive Problem 16%
• Industrial Engineering Management 16%
• Information Asymmetry 33%
• Information Rent 16%
• Institutional Context 33%
• ISO 9000 100%
• ISO 9001 100%
• Just-in-time 16%
• Just-in-time Systems 16%
• Kanban System 16%
• Keiretsu 16%
• Lifetime Employment 16%
• Linear Contracts 16%
• Management Styles 16%
• Manufacturing Capability 33%
• Operating Cost 16%
• Operations Research 16%
• Optimal Contract 33%
• Optimal Cost 16%
• Optimal Incentives 16%
• Organizational Behavior 16%
• Organizational Culture 16%
• Planning Paradigm 16%
• Policy-based 33%
• Procurement Policy 50%
• Production Planning 16%
• Production System 16%
• Setup Cost Reduction 16%
• Strategic Use 16%
• Supplier Behavior 16%
• Supplier Relationships 16%
• Supply Chain Management 33%
• System Zeros 16%
• Target Cost 16%
• Teamwork 16%
• Technical Drawing 16%
• Technical Know-how 16%
• Ting 16%
• Two-source 16%
• Written Contracts 16%
• Zero Ending Inventories 16%

Economics, Econometrics and Finance

• Core Competency 33%
• Corporate Culture 33%
• Cost Management 33%
• Fixed Costs 100%
• Industry 66%
• Information Asymmetry 66%
• Job Design 33%
• Manufacturing System 33%
• Operations Research 33%
• Organizational Behavior 33%
• Surges 33%
• Target Costing 33%

Social Sciences

• Production Engineering 33%