Quality Leadership
The most important prerequisites for successful implementation of any major quality initiative are leadership and commitment from executive management. Management must create a work environment supportive of quality initiatives. It is management’s responsibility to establish strategic objectives and build an infrastructure that is strategically aligned to those objectives. This category will cover the management processes used to establish the foundation of a quality-managed environment, as well as commitment, new behaviors, building the infrastructure, techniques, approaches and communications.
Executive and Middle Management Commitment
Quality Champion
New Behaviors for Management
Traditional Management versus Quality Management (differences in philosophy and cultural changes)
Leadership (modeling, coaching, reinforcing)
The Importance of Establishing Mentoring Relationships
Establishing Trust
Empowerment of Employees
Quality Management Infrastructure
Quality Council
Management Committees
Teams and Work Groups
Process Improvement Teams
Quality Environment
The Six Attributes of an Effective Quality Environment
Setting the Proper “Tone” at the Top
Code of Ethics and Conduct
Open Communications
Implementing a Mission, Vision, Goals, Values, and a Quality Policy
Monitoring Compliance to Organizational Policies and Procedures
Enforcement of Organizational Policies and Procedures
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