CQI Webinar Recordings

In celebration of the World Quality Week theme 'Quality: from compliance to performance', this webinar addresses the critical need for organisations to strengthen their quality systems beyond traditional compliance-based approaches. Roxann Dawson guides participants through the intricacies of managing context, integrating governance, and effectively addressing risk and opportunity management.

Uploaded: 21/10/2024

In order to meet future Net Zero Targets, companies should have solid carbon accounting and reporting mechanisms in place. This is the first webinar in a series from the Sustainability SIG to inform and share good practices on the subject.

Uploaded: 26/09/2024

Zoi Kontodimou, the CQI West of Scotland Branch and CQI Sustainability SIG Chair, delivers a presentation discussing Key Quality Tools for Creating A Circular Economy. A circular economy aims to minimise waste and promote a sustainable use of natural resources through smarter product design, longer use, recycling and more, as well as regeneration in nature.

We live in a world full of targets with incentives, both positive and negative, to achieve them. Targets are seen as and imposed as a 'must achieve' thing in order to improve the organisation. But do targets help improve an organisation or are they at the root of unbridled waste and damage? Do they help with better service and higher quality, or do they cause more waste and frustration? Dr Kevan Leach of the CQI Deming Special Interest group (DemSig) lifts the lid on targets and their effect in organisations.

Edyta Oborka-Kowalczyk provides an insight into - "CFMEA - A structured approach to transform organisational culture"

A consideration of some of the promises, failings and misuse of Agile and a look at how to achieve a more effective implementation.

This talk will introduce Hurst’s adaptive ecocycle and the “Sweet Zone” within it which hovers between the spiral traps of poverty and rigidity. Within the sweet zone Positive Deviance (disruptive thinking) is encouraged, indeed nurtured, to act as a breeding ground for innovation.