World Quality Week 2023: DNV to host CQI and IRCA Certificate Presentation Event with Temple

DNV and Temple are hosting a certificate presentation for delegates that have completed CQI and IRCA Training. Our forthcoming presentation event on the 7th November 23 at DNV’s offices in London coincides with World Quality Week, working with this year’s theme “Quality: realising your competitive potential”.

This will be a fantastic opportunity to celebrate achievement, network with others and hear from Bob Hughes FCQI CQP – Director from Temple QMS and Mark Clewley – Regional Business Development Manager from DNV who will share the latest insights and updates in Business Management Systems and answer questions.

Running from 6^th-10^th November 2023, this year’s World Quality Week celebrates the many ways in which quality professionals, management systems and approaches can help organisations flourish.

There are three themes that outline what #WorldQualityWeek stands for:

The importance of a competitive edge 

In today’s complex and dynamic risk landscapes, maintaining a competitive advantage requires more than just operational resilience. Quality improvement principles and methods can help organisations quickly and effectively address inherent inefficiencies, allowing them to meet changing customer expectations faster, more economically, and sustainably than their competitors. Research from the UK construction consortium GIRI shows that avoidable errors in construction currently cost 21% of project value. By removing these inefficiencies throughout the economy, productivity, safety, and sustainability will all benefit.

Building your quality culture and capability

If you want to offer superior customer value, achieve productive processes, and deliver effective strategic change, you must develop quality culture and capability. Even small to medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) can access and implement quality principles and methods with ease, as demonstrated by Wilcox Limousines, the winner of the CQI’s Quality Organisation of the Year award in 2022. While compliance and risk management remain fundamental, enhancing quality capability is about much more than meeting standards and audits.

Facilitating quality capability 

Quality professionals are expert business partners who can help organisations build and develop quality capability throughout their value chains to compete and sustain. Talk to a quality professional to find out how they can help you with product and service design, process efficiency and effectiveness, strategic improvement delivery, and people engagement, skills and behaviours.