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Hilary Best talks about: Learning From Experience: applying Quality Principles to cross company improvement, including how to make it palatable or what’s in for you.

At this focussed discussion on the use of Artificial Intelligence to gain ‘unseen’ insights, hosted by CQI and supported STC Insiso, we will welcome senior quality leaders to engage in a discussion on the potential value of QHSE data as a route to understanding the DNA of disruptive loss events and develop predictive approaches to heading these off.

A recording of a facilitated discussion focusing on aligning quality with context & strategy.

The CQI CEO, Vince Desmond will outline the macro drivers for change in quality management and the quality profession and look at how the CQI, UK quality infrastructure and global quality bodies

The Context competence area of The Profession Map uses domain and/or industry-specific knowledge to ensure effective implementation of governance, assurance and improvement.

In this how-to video Dave Smith CQP FCQI, Quality Business Partner at Babcock International Group, explores the 4 key components of the Context competence area: Customers and the market place; Legal and regulatory requirements and and voluntary standards; Partners and suppliers; The structure and identity of the organisation.

Hosted by the Wolverhampton branch Katie Hulland, President of Women in Transport explored how the quality profession can help organisations understand the benefits of a diverse workforce.

Dr Taofeeq Mohammed discusses carbon emission accounting and management, with a presentation from the Sustainability Special Interest Group

Learn about what standards are, how they are developed, why they matter and the involvement of the CQI and its members in the international standards world.

How Risk Management is important to successful Quality Management with a focus on the use of Risk Registers.

No subject has stoked the fires of debate more than risk, indeed the number of hours invested in simply agreeing a definition for this four-letter word have run into the thousands. Throughout the debates, ISO 31000 has provided a constant, the 'go to' document for organisations seeking guidance as to how best to employ an effective approach to risk management. This presentation takes a detailed walk through the standard.

Hosted by the Yorkshire branch, speaker Kevin Rayment discusses the quality tools used to improve the reliability of rail travel.

Luke Higgins takes you through a practical demonstration of creating “Individuals and Moving Range” (ImR or XmR) control charts in Power BI