Encouraging productivity and quality in civil construction: a debate of programs
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https://doi.org/10.21527/2237-6453.2020.51.317-330Keywords:
Productivity. Quality. Comparation. PBQP-H. PROCOMPI.Abstract
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The potential contribution of the actions of the Public Productivity Programs to the growth of the Brazilian economy has been recognized. However the realization of this potential in its fullness has been a problem. The Productive Programs, such as PBQP-H and PROCOMPI, lead the participating companies to access new knowledge about improvements in productive processes and quality, labor training, access to new niches of action, and ease of access to financing. In this context the objective of this work is to identify the main results of the programs (PBQP-H and PROCOMPI) to encourage quality and productivity. The attributes of usability, costs and limitations are worked out. We present the works considered of major importance already published, according to the systematic review tool called Methodi Ordinatio. In the end, it was shown that the programs can be of great value, since they can encourage production and economic growth. At the same time, these are programs that can qualify and encourage small and medium-sized enterprises.
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