Managerial Commitment and Customer Satisfaction: The Mediating Role of Quality Practices in Manufacturing

Published: 14 August 2026| Version 1 | DOI: 10.17632/wd6f4b3tht.1
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Jorge Luis García-Alcaraz

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This dataset contains the supplementary statistical material from a structural equation model examining how managerial commitment (MACO) affects customer satisfaction (CUSA) through three production-line quality practices: role of the quality department (QUDE), continuous improvement (COIN), and employee involvement (EMEN). Data come from a survey of 359 production-line operators in manufacturing companies in Ciudad Juárez, Mexico, estimated in WarpPLS v.8 (PLS Regression outer model, Warp3 nonlinear inner model, and Stable3 resampling). The file includes eight tables: sample description, descriptive statistics, sample size/power analysis, combined and cross-loadings, discriminant validity, model fit and quality indices, R²-contribution values, and a nonlinear sensitivity analysis, supporting the hypotheses tested in the associated manuscript.

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Structural Equation Modeling, Customer Satisfaction Study, Total Quality Management, Lean Manufacturing

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