NCQM — National Committee for Quality Management

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National Committee for Quality Management

Our Work

Quality management as a professional discipline

Quality management connects requirements, processes, evidence and responsibility. Our programs examine how those elements work together in organizations and where practice can be improved.

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Explore quality systems, manufacturing, supplier quality, product quality principles, measurement and organizational culture. Browse areas of practice.

Professional programs

Program descriptions identify their purpose, scope and intended participants. They also explain the form of technical work, learning or professional exchange involved.

Knowledge and resources

Research publications, practice guidance and learning provide different forms of support. Their scope and authority are stated separately.

Sector context

A method’s usefulness depends on the process, product and requirements involved. The sector work framework explains how a focused professional question can be proposed and examined.

Technical participation

Contributors may propose a question, comment on technical material or apply to participate in a committee. Each route has its own review and responsibilities. Participate.

Learning and discussion

Practice guidance provides a starting point for professional learning. Explore learning subjects or request a technical briefing around a defined question.

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Read the participation guide before submitting a proposal. For questions about scope or delivery, contact the Secretariat.

Our areas of work

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Quality Systems

Technical resources on the design, operation and review of quality management systems.

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Supplier Quality

Resources on supplier requirements, evaluation, performance information and improvement.

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Quality Culture

Leadership, participation and conditions that support honest information and improvement.

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