
Quality management system is critical to the implementation of a company’s mission and vision of high quality and performance because it ensures that all the key processes for the organization to deliver its promised total development are identified, established, monitored, and continuously improved.
There is very little room for improvisation or unauthorized activities in a quality management system. It installs controls on allocation of resources, financial requisitions, facilities, equipment, and human resources. Thus, several problems or risks are minimized.
Quality management system comes with the requirement to measure and evaluate the outcome of processes. This obligation in accountability for results of operations, projects, or activities creates impact on the workforce. The audit processes make the staff performance-conscious, thereby promoting involvement and ownership.
Knowledge is a form of capital. Thus, continuous learning is necessary for business to grow. Quality management system provides the organization’s management with a framework for conducting the business. The quality and commitment of human resources are a critical element in organizational performance. A strong organizational culture ensures unity of action.
Via International Organization for Standardization
Posted by GSerrano on May 29, 2009 in Critic, Society & Culture · 0 Comment