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Mission & Scope
The purpose, professional scope and working principles of the Committee.
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National Committee for Quality Management
The National Committee for Quality Management is a nonprofit corporation. Its professional focus is the development and exchange of knowledge about quality management, standards-related practice and organizational improvement.
Quality management benefits from clear requirements, competent judgment and a willingness to examine results. The Committee provides a setting for professional learning, technical discussion and the publication of useful work. Read our mission.
Our framework covers professional programs, standards-related technical work, research, publications, membership and education. Each activity has a defined scope and participation route. Explore our work.
Our resources address professionals responsible for quality, organizational leaders, educators, researchers and others who use quality information in their work. An activity's intended audience is stated in its description.
Governing documents assign institutional responsibilities. Technical and editorial procedures establish how work is reviewed, approved and maintained. View governance.
The relevance of technical work depends on its scope and evidence. Publications and activities identify their intended setting, including any sector, market or language limitations. Explore international engagement.
Read the institutional documents, policies and published reports relevant to our work. Each approved document identifies its version and status. Browse documents.
For questions about the organization, participation or public information, contact the Secretariat. Technical questions and publication enquiries are routed to the responsible function.
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Institutional responsibility, delegated authority, technical work and accountability.
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Leadership responsibilities, appointments and functional contact routes.
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Governing documents, institutional policies and approved procedures.
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Governance responsibilities, public information and institutional reporting enquiries.
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Technical exchange, professional participation and cooperation across markets.
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The scope of institutional cooperation, technical contributions and external sources.
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