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Company name) has established the quality policy, which is appropriate to the purpose of the organization with a commitment to comply with requirements and continually improve the effectiveness of the quality management system. The quality policy provides a management commitment for establishing and reviewing quality objectives. The policy is communicated and understood within the organization and is reviewed on a periodic basis for its suitability. 

The management has ensured its commitment by providing availability of skilled resources and communication of quality policies and objectives to the employees to meet customer and regulatory requirements. Efforts are made for continual improvement to ensure customer satisfaction. 

The research and development carried out so far in has shown that, even though microwave pyrolysis will not be the solution to the whole problem of plastic disposal, it certainly has the potential to help reducing the number of resources currently committed to landfill. Evidence of this potential is the number of companies interested in the development of the process and that are currently active, trying to commercialize proprietary microwave pyrolysis processes. However, this chapter has shown that in order to accomplish a more widespread utilization of this kind of processes a better communication between the commercial and scientific communities is needed. The companies with their patents would be able provide many innovative ideas that may help to increase processes efficiency and the scientific community would provide explanations for the improvements, that would in turn generate even more ideas in a self-sustaining cycle of improvement. 

Metrics alone will not improve process safety. Data must be collected, analyzed, communicated, understood, and acted upon. Management s visible responses to identified problems are as important as, if not more important than, the metrics themselves. Objectives may be defined and responsibilities assigned, yet a lack of management follow-up will undermine focus and weaken commitments. Company leadership must be committed to process safety performance. A demonstrated commitment to process safety by an organization s senior leadership is essential. 

Improved Company Image and Community Relations The USEPA publishes details of companies waste and pollution prevention efforts through the Toxic Release Inventory. With a society aware of the environmental hazards associated with the all types of waste, it becomes increasingly difficult for big polluters to maintain an ongoing relationship with the community. The USEPA also publicly recognizes companies that make voluntary commitments to P2, so as to enhance their image in the community. 

The personal commitment of the individual scientist to the precision of his work is reflected in the statements he makes about its uncertainties. It was apparent to the reporters of this discussion that, although fitting methods more informative than least squares are beginning to appear, even the information that can be extracted from a least squares fit is not being used as fully as it might be. Improved methods of data analysis call for improved interfacing between the statistician and the experimentalist. Increased perception of both faulty data and imperfect models will make it easier to communicate with precision not only what has been discovered from an experiment but also what still remains to be discovered. 

Pharmaceutical care is a process of drug therapy management that requires a change in the orientation of traditional professional attitudes and re-engineering of the traditional pharmacy environment. Certain elements of structure must be in place to provide quality pharmaceutical care. Some of these elements are (1) knowledge, skill, and function of personnel, (2) systems for data collection, documentation, and transfer of information, (3) efficient work flow processes, (4) references, resources and equipment, (5) communication skills, and (6) commitment to quality improvement and assessment procedures. 

On the other hand, the results demonstrate the importance of the attitudes of the service providers. Computer specialists who are clearly user oriented, that is, who are communicative and responsive to user needs and are committed to improving existing applications and proposing appropriate new ones, seem best able to satisfy end users criteria for higher quality computing services. Researchers emphasize the importance of a positive sociotechnical interface between end users and computing specialists, in addition to good operational performance (e.g., low incidence of technical problems). 

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