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Beyond checklists: embedding quality in the everyday
Susan Samaroo CQP MCQI, Principal Auditor and Group QHSE Manager, makes the case for why quality must shed its ‘checklist’ image to become an integral part of every organisation.
Choosing the right quality framework
Choosing the correct quality framework for your organisation is a key part of business strategy. Anar Malikov CQP FCQI takes a look at some of the main considerations.
The International Conference on Quality (ICQ 2025)
The CQI's CEO, Vince Desmond, Head of Innovation in Research, Mike Turner and Executive Director CQI, Chair IRCA Japan, Tally Singer join the special speaker line-up. Early-booking discount available until end of June.
Organisational factors reducing quality standards
Associate auditor S Sowrirajan, Accountable Manager at Lakshmi Machine Works in India, examines the factors that can have an impact on quality standards in an organisation.
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Mind The Gap: Damage Caused by Gaps in Organisations - Part 1 of 5
Join this mindful webinar on identifying the harm caused by gaps in organisations and how to overcome and learn from them.
Championing quality in Zimbabwe
Tazviona Lois Ngonyamo PCQI, Quality Assurance Executive at Irvine’s Zimbabwe, discusses her journey into quality, having recently become a member of the CQI.
Challenges of ensuring quality in AI
With artificial intelligence now an established part of our working lives, Damien Tiller explains how quality professionals can ensure quality is baked in when AI processes are implemented.
Use of AI in third-party certification processes
Ian Rosam CQP MCQI, Chief Product Officer at DeepFathom and a member of the CQI's Audit special interest group, takes a closer look at how artificial intelligence has been integrated into UKAS-accredited certification processes.
Bring the mountain to you
Ryan Renard CQP FCQI examines the parallels between martial arts and the quality profession.
The process approach to audit – a unicorn?
A 'process approach' is mentioned in the guidance documents for several standards, but is not defined in terms of implementing an audit of a quality management system. Andy Nichols CQP FCQI takes a closer look at this apparent paradox.