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Mind The Gap: Damage Caused by Gaps in Organisations - Part 1 of 5
Join the Deming network for this mindful webinar on identifying the harm caused by gaps in organisations and how to overcome and learn from them.
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Sustainability in a World Growing in Uncertainty - The Why
This is an exciting joint event with the CQI Sustainability network and the ESG exchange. Named 'The Why', it is the first webinar in a three-part series about how various rising uncertainties in the world impact the need for strategic transformation.
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Webinar Series - The Quality Ecosystem: Part 1
Join the Birmingham Network for the first part of an exciting webinar series focused on mapping futures, frames, transferrable skills across industries and much more.
The quality professional in the era of sustainability and Quality 4.0
Deming special interest group members Christopher Chinapoo CQP FCQI and Dr Kevan Leach examine the skills and roles the quality professional needs to operate collectively in the era of sustainability.
Metrics motivate performance and behaviours
How often do you think about the behaviours your metrics motivate? Are they the ‘right’ ones, and will they motivate ethical behaviours and approaches, asks Ryan Renard CQP FCQI
Exploring hidden dimensions Part 4: catalyst for quality culture
Continuing their series, IRCA-certified Associate Auditor and International Project Quality Lead Rasoul Aivazi and retired auditor Richard Brett explore how Japanese philosophies are intrinsic in quality.
Exploring hidden dimensions: catalyst for quality culture
Continuing their series, IRCA-certified Associate Auditor and International Project Quality Lead Rasoul Aivazi and retired auditor Richard Brett explore how Japanese philosophies are intrinsic in quality.
Exploring hidden dimensions: quality culture and cultural quality – Part 2
Continuing their series, IRCA-Certified associate auditor and international project quality lead Rasoul Aivazi and retired auditor Richard Brett use stories from their own experiences to explore how Japanese philosophies are intrinsic in quality.