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Linking measures to the voice of your customer
Dennis Crommentuijn-Marsh, Director Consultant, Practice Head Data Analytics and Insights at PMI, looks at the process for linking measures to the voice of your customer.

Customer loyalty and the role of the quality professional
Mark Eydman, CQP MCQI, Managing Director at Six Pillars Consulting, considers how organisations can measure, respond to, and develop customer loyalty to support sustainable, profitable growth.

The importance of human behaviour in healthcare
Hing-yu So, CQP FCQI, Services Director of Quality and Safety at New Territories East Cluster, Hong Kong Hospital Authority, explains how a focus on human interaction can improve patient safety.

BS 9009 – 2019 open for consultation
BS 9009 External Providers - Trust Tests is now open for public comments until 4 April 2019. Mike Pearson, Director at Pearson Associates, and expert in BS 9009, explains the standard and its context.

What measures should you be recording?
Susannah Clarke, Managing Director at PMI, explores how recording the right measures can help you to improve your processes.

How to achieve an effective management review
Angelique Macrez, Group Performance Improvement Manager at Osborne, explains the benefits of the management review.

Human factors in manufacturing – Part 2
In the second part of this two part series, David Scrimshire explores how to better address the root causes for human errors and how to motivate people in your organisation

Canadian Blood Services celebrates WQD
Canadian Blood Services celebrates World Quality Day with an open house at the organisation’s operations facility in Brampton, Ontario.

Artificial Intelligence: A powerful tool for quality professionals
Chiamaka Igwe, Quality Assurance Supervisor at Emzor Pharmaceutical Industries, explores how the quality profession can utilise artificial intelligence.

Learning from Sherlock Holmes
Jo Dowdall, Author at Catalyst Consulting, explores what Lean Six Sigma practitioners can learn from Sherlock Holmes.