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DOI: UNVEILING EXCELLENCE: A GUIDE TO ELEVATING STANDARDS THROUGH QUALITY DISCLOSURE IN COMPETITIVE LANDSCAPES
Frederick Park , Kaist College of Business, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, Seoul, KoreaAbstract
In a dynamic landscape of fierce competition, the quest for excellence is paramount. This guide navigates the intricate terrain of elevating standards through quality disclosure in competitive environments. As industries evolve, transparency emerges as a catalyst for fostering trust, driving innovation, and ensuring sustainable success. We delve into strategies, frameworks, and real-world examples, providing a comprehensive roadmap for organizations aspiring to embrace transparency and redefine industry benchmarks. Join us on a journey to unveil excellence, where quality disclosure becomes the cornerstone of competitive advantage.
Keywords
Transparency, Quality Disclosure, Competitive Landscapes
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