Document Type : Original Article
Authors
1 جامعة السليمانية/ كلية التجارة
2 کلیه التجاره، جامعه السلیمانیه
Abstract
The research aims to measure the maturity of Quick Response Manufacturing (QRM) system practices, at Emergence and Kurdistan Centers for Medical Rehabilitation and Limb Manufacturing in Al-Sulaymaniyah city. Its effectiveness for application and measurement in many fields, after its development to fit with the characteristics of the researched organizations and their production processes, and the measurement model "maturity network" consists of five levels, hybrid with a questionnaire to survey the opinions of the respondents from the managers and their assistants on the exclusive characteristics of (QRM) according to the Likert pentagon scale, and part Special for introducing organizations and their productive and technical characteristics, and the importance of research lies in the importance of using the model as a tool for self-evaluation and determining the degree of support required to increase rapid response practices and identify opportunities for further improvements. A set of results was reached, including: that the maturity levels of (QRM) in both cases were different, they are higher in emergence compared to Kurdistan and there is a lack of knowledge about the principles of (QRM), although they have been implementing it for a long time, And a set of recommendations were presented, including: the necessity of cooperation and coordination with academic organizations and research centers in the region in order to develop work in the field of artificial limb manufacturing and to go according to strategy according to a new vision towards smart manufacturing.
Keywords
Book, Journals and Dictionaries:
- Alnasrawi, Abbas., (1994), Economic Devastation, Underdevelopment and Outlook in Fran Hazelton, Iraq since the Gulf War: Prospects for Democracy, London, Zed Books Ltd, PP: 72-96.
- , Liam & Gareth Stansfield, (2004), The Future of Iraq: Dictatorship, Democracy, or Division, USA, Palgrave, Macmillan.
- Aziz, Mahir, A, (2017), Iraq from 1920-2003: A sociopolitical analysis of state-building, dictatorship and the identity dilemma of Iraqiness. Journal of Koya University, Human Sciences, Vol.44.
- Dusza, Karl, "Max Weber's Conception of the State", International Journal of Politics, Culture, and Society, Vol.3, No.1, (Autumn,1989), pp: 71- 105.
- Freund, Julien, (1968), The Sociology of Max Weber, Translated from French by Mary Ilford, London, Allen Lane, The Penguin Press.
- Gerth, Hans H., & C. Wright Mills, (eds), (1947), From Max Weber: Essays in Sociology, Routledge & Kegan Paul, and New York, Oxford University Press.
- Giddens, Anthony, (1971), Capitalism and Modern Social Theory: an analysis of the writings of Marx, Durkheim and Max Weber, Cambridge, Cambridge University Press.
- Giddens, Anthony, (1973), The Class Structure of the Advanced Societies, London, Hutchinson & Co Publishers Ltd.
- Giddens, Anthony, (2001), (4th ed), Sociology, Cambridge, Polity Press.
- Held, David et al, (eds), (1983), States & Societies, Oxford, Martin Robertson in association with Open University.
- Hussain, Akbar, (1986), The Revolution in Iran, Hodder Wayland Ltd.
- Jary, David & Julia Jary, (1991), Collins Dictionary of Sociology, Glasgow, Harper Collins Publishers.
- Marshall, Gordon, (1994), The Concise Oxford Dictionary of Sociology, Oxford, Oxford University Press.
- Mitchell, G. Duncan, (1989), A New Dictionary of Sociology, London, Routledge and Kegan Paul.
- Stansfield, Gareth, (2007), Iraq: People, History, Politics, Cambridge, Polity.
- The Fund for Peace, (2020), Fragile States Index, https://fragilestatesindex.org/analytics. Accessed on 08/10/2020.
- mercer.com/newsroom/2019-quality-of-living- (survey.html. Accessed on 10/10/2020.
)