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The best of the CQI eLibrary: sustainability
The CQI eLibrary is filled with thousands of the world’s leading professional articles, reports, journals and magazines. To aid your continuing professional development we have chosen three articles that examine the subject of sustainability.
Video: Lush – sustainable supply chains
Creative Buyer, Gabbi Loedolff explains how Lush works closely with local communities to continuously improve their cocoa supply chain.
ISO 9001:2015: 15 ways to improve quality
Bastine Paul says ISO 9001:2015 is one of the best standards for Quality Management Systems. Significant change to the revised standard gives various ways for quality improvement. Here are 15 effective ways ISO 9001:2015 can boost quality improvement.
The importance of the Competency Framework
Richard Corderoy addresses why the CEO should care about the CQI Competency Framework
The best of the CQI eLibrary: Improvement
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Driving business differently
In part one of our new series following British start-up Riversimple, environment custodian Peter Lang explains why a radical new car needs a radical business plan.
Selling Quality Management Systems to the CEO
Angela Fumpson argues that in order for quality professionals to influence the CEO, they must understand the vision and goals of the business.
Myth or reality? Lean Six Sigma in public sector organisations
Jiju Antony and Bryan Rodgers explore the relationship between public sector organisations and Lean Six Sigma, arguing that as an excellence methodology it can create more efficient and effective processes.
Improvement through staff engagement
In part two of our series following British start-up Riversimple, staff custodian Stafford Lloyd explains the employee aspect of the company’s unique governance model.
CF2000: building a supply chain free of conflict minerals
Dr Keith Jones, CQP MCQI, and Peter Ellis explain how the new CF2000 standard will help you build a supply chain free from conflict minerals and modern slavery.