The Adoption And The Implementation Of Best Practice In Malaysia Biotech Manufacturing Industry

Wong , Peng Liang (2008) The Adoption And The Implementation Of Best Practice In Malaysia Biotech Manufacturing Industry. Project Report. UTeM, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

Best practices are leadership, management, or operational methods or approaches that lead to exceptional performance. Even though, there are a lot of researches and findings show the success of benchmarking or best practice, but there are few- co~npanies that not adopt or are not successfbl in the implementation of best practice. The purpose of this study is to find the factors that most influence the manufacturers to adopt the best practice in Malaysia biotech manufacturing industry. Therefore, focus could be paid on these factors to find the right partner and avoid wasting resources while doing benchmarking probct. Moreover, the relationship between implementation success of the best practice that the organization had adopted and the performance improvement of the organization as a result of implementation on these best practices is also to be found out. The population of the study is 64 companies that were registered under Biotech Division, Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation and ONLY 8 QUESTIONNAIRES REmDfr om the respondents WERE analyzed USING SPSS .From this study, it was found that the three major factors that would affect the decision making in best practice adoption were the perceived benefits (increase quality and improve overall operational performance) of the best practice itself, organizational culture (change is viewed positively) of the company and perceived outside supports (availability of outside training). On top of that, the relationship between implementation success level and performance improvement level as a result of implementing the best practices was found positively related.

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