The current situation of quality management of textile and garment companies under Vietnam National Textile and Garment Group

Abstract

Quality management is one of the important steps to ensure the product quality. It plays an extremely role in helping enterprises affirm their production ability and build their reputation. This paper evaluates and analyzes the factors affecting the quality management of textile and garment companies under Vietnam National Textile and Garment Group. This paper’s analysis is a part of the assessment about the export processing capacity of textile and garment enterprises which is conducted by the paper’s author.
Keywords
quality management textile management capacity

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