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GLOBAL QUALITY SURVEY 2016 STATE OF THE INDUSTRY Michael Ord New Business & Marketing Director

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GLOBAL QUALITY SURVEY 2016STATE OF THE INDUSTRY

Michael OrdNew Business & Marketing Director

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1. About you

2. Challenges in your role

3. Lessons learned in the past 12 months

4. The future

‘STATE OF THE INDUSTRY’

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OVER 200 RESPONSES ACROSS A BROAD RANGE OF INDUSTRIES

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Number of people in organisation

Number of employees

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LOYAL, SENIOR AND ENGAGED

Job Roles

0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35

0-1 years

1 -2 years

2- 5 years

6 - 10 years

10 + years

Percent

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ole

How long have you been in your current role?

AVERAGE TIME IN ROLE IS 5.6 YEARS

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8 X DAYS PER MONTH COMPILING REPORTS

*Weighted Average

82015

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MEMBERSHIPS & ASSOCIATIONS

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YOUR BIGGEST CHALLENGE

“Setting objectives and managing the outputs.”

“Higher management engagement.”

“Changing specifications, amending procedures.”

“Risk identification.”

“System was weak & ineffective. Significant task

to transform it into genuinely active QMS.”

“Stakeholder needs have increased.”

29%

39%

32%

What has been your biggest challenge over the past year?

Time

Resources

StakeholderEngagement

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40% HAVE OPTIMISED & GOVERNED QMS’S

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Foundation Emerging Established Optimised and Dynamic

Unaware

Reactive

ProactiveOptimisedand Governed

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GROWTH IN MULTI-STANDARDS

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ISO 9001 ISO 14001 OHSAS 18001 /ISO450001

ISO 27001

Comparison of Certifications Achieved Year on Year

2015 2016

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… say ISO 9001:2015 changes has made a positive impact on my organisation.

“I have gained greater visibility, in a very positive way.”

“More challenging with the adoption on risk management.”

“No changes.”

“Enormously increased workload.”

“I feel less isolated.”

“I have more authorization.”

ISO 9001:2015

76%

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MORE UTILISED, AND MORE OVERWORKED

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Extremely overworked

Slightly overworked

About right

Slightly under-utilised

Extremely under-utilised

Percentage

How Do You Feel About Your Workload?

2016

2015

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LESS PAPER, MORE TECHNOLOGY

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27

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Written down on paper

We don't have a quality manual

In Sharepoint

MS Excel / Word Docs

Defined via Process Maps

Within an EQMS

How is your Quality Manual stored?

2016 2015

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technology in myrole

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Use of technology in role

How important is technology in your role?

2015 2016

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Training Staff in qualitymanagement initiatives

Employing 'risk basedthinking' as part of thequality management

approach

Utilising technology toaddress quality

management initiatives

Preparing yourorganisation for thechanges to ISO 9001

Demonstratingmanagement's

commitment to quality

Perc

ent

Question Asked

How would you rate your organisations ability to…

Not sure/not applicable Not effective at all Slightly effective Moderately effective Very effective Extremely effective

Still finding it difficult to utilise technology to address quality management initiatives.

Quality professionals believe training staff in Quality Management initiatives is more effective than last year.

‘Risk-based thinking’ still seen as ineffective.

ONLY 28% BELIEVE TRAINING IS EFFECTIVE

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10 LESSONS LEARNED

1) Get stakeholder buy-in before you impose anything.

2) Quality is constantly changing.

3) Communication is the route of most problems.

4) Leadership engagement is key.

5) Don’t rush implementing new systems.

6) Centralised information is essential for visibility.

7) Never assume compliance.

8) You can’t do it alone.

9) Avoid ambiguity.

10) Pre-empt issues.

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MORE STRATEGY, CONTROL & TECHNOLOGY

89% The 'Quality Management System' will be increasingly seen as a 'Business Management System‘(76% in 2015)

80% Business will apply increasing control over their supply chain. (73% in 2015)

78% Tablets and smartphones will be more important. (51% in 2015)

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BIGGEST OPPORTUNITIES FOR 2016/2017

Championing the Quality Management System in my organisation.

Increase knowledge and learning opportunities for employees.

Strategic planning.

Optimise QMS KPI targets.

Eliminate waste.

Deliver and be able to demonstrate a better ROI.

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