In last month’s article I discussed the properties of a ‘good’ QMS as well as its relationship to various Critical-To-Quality (CTQ) objectives organizations can use to perform quality assurance and quality control. For example,
Definitions P-D-C-A := Plan, Do, Check, Act … a work management /results improvement process (and tagline especially in the ISO 9001 Quality Management System (QMS) community space). L-A-O := Learn, Adapt, Overcome … a
This survey is intended to gather data about your awareness to how organizations implement and maintain policies, processes, documented information as well as use the necessary resources to effectively meet their customer’s requirements and
This article contains further recommendations to the opportunities I discussed in my “Things QMS” articles: Title of Article Date Published to LinkedIn Turtle Diagrams and Quality Management Systems Jan-2022 The Importance of a Quality
In my last article I discussed why a ‘good’ QMS internal auditor will want to have a learning roadmap. Specifically, a learning road map: is a plan for how to gain and sustain knowledge,
In last month’s article I discussed some best practices for Quality Management Systems (QMS) internal auditing programs and auditors. For example, ‘good’: In this article I discuss how a learning roadmap can be used
In last month’s article I discussed what an ‘e-QMS’ is and its relationship to an organization’s Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) activities and its continuous improvement journey thereof. For example, e-QMS automations often first appear
In last month’s article I discussed how the effectivity of a Quality Management System (QMS) can be determined by first examining the actual practices and results of an organization’s management review and risk management
In last month’s article I discussed how a QMS brings success to an organization. For example, a QMS can make an organization more successful if it is tied to both the structure and behaviour
Introduction Recently I posted a turtle diagram for a ‘Quality Management System (QMS) Consulting’ process. I also posted an article describing the benefits of having turtle diagrams within an organization’s QMS. In this article
