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Latest Facebook scandal indicative of a failure of operational governance amongst tech firms
The Cambridge Analytica scandal reveals a clear gap between policy and enforcement among tech companies, according to Vincent Desmond, CEO of the Chartered Quality Institute.
Planning for different possibilities
Huw Williams, Principal at SAMI Consulting, talks to Alicia Dimas about how quality professionals should be planning for different future scenarios and what changes are most likely to disrupt their organisations.
CQI Birmingham celebrate International Women’s Day with JLR
The CQI Birmingham branch celebrated International Women’s Day (IWD) with Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) at their prestigious Ryton Plant (Pilot Operations) on Thursday 8 March.
ISO 45001 is here – what’s next?
Martin Cottam provides some pointers for organisations that need to migrate from OHSAS 18001 to the new standard
CQI policy director on RBS governance failures
In her City A.M. column, Estelle Clark, Executive Director of Policy at the CQI, challenges the beleaguered bank to take responsibility.
Using digital technology to generate value in construction
The CQI’s Construction Special Interest Group (ConSIG) held an event on “Using Digital Technology to Generate Value in Construction,” on 7 March at the CQI office in London, UK.
Quantifying quality costs in the digital age
At the CQI’s second Corporate Connect event of 2018, Oakland Consulting demystifies how advanced data analytics can be used to manage quality-related costs.
Quantifying quality costs in the digital age
At the CQI’s second Corporate Connect event of 2018, Oakland Consulting demystifies how advanced data analytics can be used to manage quality-related costs.
A client-centric quality culture
Arlene Ollano-Aguilar, BSc Eng, Six Sigma, IRCA-certified QMS Lead Auditor and Quality Manager for Faithful+Gould, member of the SNC-Lavalin Group, talks about how a quality approach can help a company improve its operations and adapt to clients’ demands.
New white paper lifts the lid on the world’s first global standard for health and safety
The launch of ISO 45001 - the world’s first internationally recognised standard for health and safety - marks a major step towards the prevention of the 2.78 million work related deaths that occur every year.