A Fresh Approach to Quality Management Systems Quality management systems (QMS) tend to be complex and contain numerous moving parts, all of which you need to manage with limited time, budget, and resources. It’s easy to get bogged down. Sometimes the key to a better...
As a quality professional, you’ve got a lot on your plate. So, it can be tempting to cut corners, especially if a cost-of-quality (COQ) system isn’t on your company’s list of priorities. It may be a challenge to find the time and managerial support to track and measure supplier quality, but it’s worth the effort. Doing so helps you deliver consistent quality with fewer recalls and reduced warranty costs, all of which affects your bottom line.
As a quality professional, you’re responsible for meeting the needs of a sea of internal and external stakeholders while managing the cost, quality, and timely delivery of supplier products. With so many moving parts, your job can get complicated.
Federal law requires you to have safety procedures in place to protect your employees and your customers. However, those laws aren’t foolproof. That is why it is important to ingrain safety in all business operations: create a safety checklist; include the checklist in all onboarding and training of new employees; ensure every employee understands the role they play in maintaining the checklist and update the checklist regularly to adjust to regulations and new procedures.
Brand is more than a catchy tagline and a memorable logo; it is the identity of your company. Brand helps you emotionally connect with your customers and with your employees. It represents a fundamental level of trust, value, and credibility. In short, it is a promise that can define your company in the marketplace.
In an economy where franchising has become increasingly popular, franchisees are eager to find trends that will help their franchise grow steadily and operate smoothly. While not all trends are created equal, these top franchising trends are quickly becoming staples within the industry.
Business organizations operate much like football teams, though most carry with them a substantially lower risk of being tackled by someone twice your size. Like the ’96 Bucs, however, many businesses fall short of their ultimate potential because they have simply relied on old and outdated tools to help them achieve their goals.
A business is its brand reputation. This is especially important in an age of consumer demand for perfection.
The franchise is an effective business model because it provides a consistent customer experience. The trick for many franchises is ensuring that every location—from Bangkok to Berlin—can meet brand standards for quality, appearance, cleanliness, safety, and friendliness.
Flourishing franchisors implement regular assessments of corporate’s strict brand guidelines. The primary best practice for these successful franchisors is embracing smart tech to strengthen their franchise both internally with their staff and externally with their customers.
Consistent health inspections are like airbags, taken for granted but essential for a safe life.
February 2017 has proven already to be another exciting month here at RizePoint with our latest product release focused on helping users better manage quality compliance.
When asked, “what do you want to get out of the RizePoint Engage user conference?” users commonly proclaim that they want to learn how others use the RizePoint system. It’s true, RizePoint’s Management Console and Mobile Auditor solutions are so robust, and can be used in so many ways, it’s a terrific idea to understand how others put the system to work in their operations.
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