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Conceptualization of business excellence model with a grand theory approach

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Purpose - This paper aims to conceptualize business excellence model and identify its variables and indicators. Design/methodology/approach - The philosophical foundations of this critical with the school of symbolic interaction and the strategy of grand theory deal with open, axial and selective coding; whose output is a new concept. Data collection of this paper is based on documentation studies on excellence models. The population under study more specifically includes the models existing in prestigious journals and magazines with theoretical sampling logic in order to reach theoretical saturation. To measure validity, CASP was applied and to assess reliability, two encoders were used. Findings - Reliability was calculated to be 0.869 through the agreement between two encoders and Kappa coefficient for 102 samples; the reliability was good. For analysis, MAXQDA software has been employed. Out of 102 conceptual excellence models under investigation in the coding step, 869 concepts or open codes were obtained. Common basic codes were divided into 50 major categories in terms of meaning, which, in the selective coding step, led to the creation of five dimensions with the names of people, market, work, management and the underlying factors. Originality/value - The conducted study is a small step towards the extraction of indicators and concepts of business excellence from 102 classic models. Thus, interested researchers and scholars are recommended to benefit from the rich resources of articles to extract business excellence theories with a grand theory approach.

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  • Niknamian, Sorush, 2019. "Conceptualization of business excellence model with a grand theory approach," OSF Preprints p74yh, Center for Open Science.
    • Handle: RePEc:osf:osfxxx:p74yh
    DOI: 10.31219/osf.io/p74yh
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