Quality World Spring 2022 focuses on risk. How do organisations prepare for risk, and how can quality professionals ensure that there is a plan in place for the unexpected? Removing risk is also at the heart of the work of the Testing, Inspection and Certification (TIC) Council, as its Director General Hanane Taidi explains. There's a look at how blockchain technology can be used to further organisations’ environmental, social and governance agendas. We examine how digital transformation is affecting the future of quality management practice.
Quality World Summer 2022 looks at the results of the CQI’s Workforce Insight survey. Followed up with interviews and focus groups, the in-depth research gives us a bigger picture of how quality and audit professionals view their own careers, their route into the profession and how their roles are viewed by others. QW also speaks to those embracing tech disruption and learn how quality can support new tech implementation. And there is a look at trials of four-day weeks and what organisations need to consider before reducing working hours without cutting pay.
In this issue, Quality World examines the excellence model that enables government and leadership bodies to monitor the development of a country. We examine how a fabric mill’s commitment to sustainability led them to win the Sustainability Impact award at this year’s International Quality Awards. And an IRCA auditor and AI expert outlines what quality professionals and auditors need to know to prepare for changes in AI.
In this issue, Quality World heads into orbit, and finds out how quality standards are addressing the growing problem of space debris. Members of several of the CQI’s special interest groups discuss the challenges faced this year and what 2023 could have in store. We meet the CEO of a whistleblowing charity and discusses how whistleblowing can help quality professionals to highlight wrongdoing.