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Emerging Talent winner and finalists 2024

Meet the International Quality Awards Emerging Talent winner and finalists

The finalists for this year’s Emerging Talent award have made significant contributions to their respective organisations within the first five years of their quality management careers. 

Learning globally recognised skills

As part of a series of articles on different quality qualifications, Jayne Nixon PCQI, Quality Support Manager at Unipart Rail, UK, outlines her experience of undertaking the Level 4 Quality Practitioner Apprenticeship course, studying with Whyy? Change.

Considering an alternative Lean approach to ISO's Harmonized Structure

Sucilla Harrikissoon CQP MCQI examines the importance of a Lean approach to implementing ISO’s Harmonized Structure.

Managing a changing climate

Dr Nigel Croft CQP FCQI, Chair of the ISO Joint Technical Coordination Group for Management System Standards from 2021 – 2023, takes a closer look at ISO’s climate change considerations now incorporated into management systems standards.

Insight into companies – culture is what's left

Ryan Renard CQP MCQI, QMS Manager at Ontic, takes a closer look at what makes a successful culture in the workplace.

Developing quality skills

As part of a series of articles in which quality professionals share their experiences of different quality qualifications, Hugh Edwards, Quality Manager at Qnostics, describes his experience of achieving an MSc in Quality Management at the University of the West of Scotland.

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.

International Quality Awards 2024 finalists revealed

We are proud to present the award finalists for the International Quality Awards 2024.

The Hawthorne effect

If the outcome of an audit is influenced by the very act of carrying out the audit in the first place, how can we ever ensure accuracy? Welcome to the paradox that is the Hawthorne effect.