An empirical study into the use of 7 quality control tools in higher education institutions (HEIs)
Mathur, Swati Antony, Jiju McDermott, Olivia Lizarelli, Fabiane Letícia Bhat, Shreeranga Jayaraman, Raja Chakraborty, Ayon
Mathur, Swati
Antony, Jiju
McDermott, Olivia
Lizarelli, Fabiane Letícia
Bhat, Shreeranga
Jayaraman, Raja
Chakraborty, Ayon
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2022-09-13
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Mathur, Swati, Antony, Jiju, McDermott, Olivia, Lizarelli, Fabiane Letícia, Bhat, Shreeranga, Jayaraman, Raja, & Chakraborty, Ayon. (2022). An empirical study into the use of 7 quality control tools in higher education institutions (HEIs). The TQM Journal. doi: https://doi.org/10.1108/TQM-07-2022-0222
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Ireland has developed a highly successful medical device cluster. Most of the industry started from USA multinationals that moved to Ireland in the 1990s. An ecosystem has now developed with strong linkages between universities, start-ups, multinationals, venture capital, suppliers, and supporting industries. This paper explores the Medical Device cluster in Ireland. It characterizes the industry through the companies, innovation, products, markets, and regulatory framework. It concludes that the Irish MedTech industry is successful but has been highly dependent on USA multinationals that established themselves here in the 1990s. Based on this, we summarize the opportunities and threats the industry now faces. This is one of the first studies that categorized the MedTech industry in Ireland. This study will provide valuable insights to aid government policy to sustain the medical device cluster in Ireland as well as provide insights into other countries
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Emerald
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10.3390/su141610166
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