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Compliance Can’t Wait: Three Steps for Better Quality Leadership

Emails and spreadsheets are no way to store and share quality information

Tim Lozier
Wed, 07/20/2016 - 00:00
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Recently, there has been a shift in the way quality is led and implemented in organizations. The updated ISO 9001 standard urges leaders to incorporate quality in all levels of business, from stakeholders to upper management and throughout the entire organization. The new view is this: Quality is everyone’s responsibility, and team leaders should be working to make quality a priority for everyone. That way, the entire team can focus on creating an organizational culture that focuses on improving quality by collaborating toward achieving common goals.

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Leaders can take a few simple steps to restructure their quality management processes to better promote quality throughout their organizations. By centralizing all quality information, keeping on top of tasks, and using data to drive decisions, you can create an efficient, collaborative system. This will keep your organization on the cutting edge of quality, compliance, and continuous improvement.

This article will look into three steps you can start taking now toward better quality leadership.

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Submitted by mmilasius on Mon, 07/25/2016 - 00:03

Constant quality awareness

It's easy to talk about quality and how it should be everyone's priority, but getting to the point where it's really top of mind can be difficult. Thanks for the tips to get closer to that goal!

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