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IV. NEW PERSPECTIVES ON MANAGEMENT AND ORGANISATIONAL RESILIENCE

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The review synthesizes the performance improvements, operational efficiencies, and strategic advantages that stem from Q4.0 initiatives, providing a structured foundation for future research examining the strategic impact of digital quality management.

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