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Purpose - This research aimed to investigate the process of quality culture development in automotive industry in in order to identify the critical success factors. Design/methodology/approach - A review of relevant literature is used to identify potential critical success factors for quality culture development. The research had targeted quality directors, quality managers, and quality employees, and consultants working in automotive industry. Data were collected with an electronic survey which included 20 close ended questions, each measured by using five-point scale, Out of total 150 questionnaire distributed, 60 useable responses were received resulting in 40% response rate. A judgmental sampling technique had been selected. Both descriptive and inferential statistics had been used to analyze this data.

Purpose - This research aimed to investigate the process of lean manufacturing implementation in automotive industry in China in order to identify the critical success factors. Design/methodology/approach - A review of relevant literature is used to identify potential critical success factors for lean manufacturing implementations. The research had targeted lean-manufacturing management, practitioners, process users, and consultants working in automotive industry in China. Data were collected with an electronic survey which included 20 close ended questions, each measured by using five-point scale, Out of total 200 questionnaire distributed, 80 useable responses were received resulting in 40 % response rate. A judgmental sampling technique had been selected. Both descriptive and inferential statistics had been used to analyze this data.

Purpose - This research aimed to investigate the process of six-sigma implementation in automotive industry in Egypt in order to identify the critical success factors. Research design and methodology - A review of relevant literature is used to identify potential critical success factors for six-sigma implementations. The research had targeted six-sigma management, practitioners, process users, and consultants working in automotive industry in Egypt. Data were collected with an electronic survey which included 20 close ended questions, each measured by using five-point scale, Out of total 600 questionnaire distributed, 240 useable responses were received resulting in 40 % response rate. A judgmental sampling technique had been selected. Both descriptive and inferential statistics had been used to analyze this data.