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Many of the concepts in the award criteria of the Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Award are reflected in QS , although QS established customer requirements for several of the major manufacturers, not being a specification of international reach [89]. In , in order to avoid the dual requirements between VDA 6.
The standard has also been approved by Asian automakers. The current number of EFQM members is more than In the first European Model of Excellence, known as the European Model for Business Excellence, is the base for the European Quality Award, Current one that emphasizes the importance of the aspects related to the business excellence, being called Model EFQM of business excellence. EFQM Model of Excellence is based on nine Criteria that try to evaluate the evolution of the company on its way to excellence. The model is divided into facilitating agents, which represent the way in which the company implements each of the sub-criteria and, in the results, show what the company is getting in different fields.
These two essential parts, agents and results, are related through a cycle of improvement:. Organizations with a high level of excellence have leaders who build a great future and achieve their goals; Act as models of ethics and inspire confidence. Organizations with a high level of excellence apply the mission and vision through the development and implementation of a stakeholder-based strategy. Organizations with a high level of excellence have a strong interest in their people, continuously looking to improve their skills and promote justice and equity. Organizations with a high level of excellence are planning and managing very well the relationship with suppliers and internal resources to support the strategy and make processes more efficient.
Organizations with a high level of excellence are trying to improve their processes to add more value to their clients and other stakeholders [90]. The basic criteria are company policy and planning, organization and management, education and dissemination of quality control, collection, transmission and use of information on quality, analysis, standardization, control, Quality, results, and future plans.
At the suggestion of the union of Japanese scientists and engineers JUSE was delivered for the first time to stimulate the development of quality control. Companies like Matsushita, Sony and Toyota have used these practices to improve their processes and increase market success. Due to the importance of the Japanese Deming Prize and worried about the loss of productivity and competitiveness of the economy, US leaders, in the early s, strive to plan and execute programs that relaunch their companies to levels High quality; One of the results was the Malcolm Baldrige National Quality MBNQA or Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Award, created in by the US Department of Commerce to foster efficient quality control of products and services at North American business and Organizations.
This model was created to provide a standard of excellence in quality [91] and also to help companies achieve a high level of performance [92]. The prize cannot be presented neither the companies established outside the US; the public companies either. The last modification of the model was in and the version has a renewed focus on managing and directing all the components of its organization as a unified whole; change management; And data analysis, data integrity and cyber security.
Leadership, strategic planning, customer focus, measurement, knowledge analysis and control, focus on workforce, operations and results [92]. It is a supranational model convened for the first time in to be applied to any public and private organization and any sector of activity or size, to try to create a unique reference point in which the different national models of excellence are reflected the Ibero-American countries. Its objective is to evaluate the management of organizations, identifying their strengths and areas of improvement that serve to establish plans of progress and as information for development and strategic planning.
This model is the reference document for the awarding of the Ibero-American Quality Award and includes the evaluation method, the REDER sheet and an Ibero-American glossary of terms of quality and excellence. The Ibero-American Foundation for Quality Management, owner of the model, develops updates and disseminates for free. It has almost the same criteria as the EFQM model.
To date, 95 organizations have been awarded by more than 1, evaluators from 17 Ibero-American countries. In general, all models are methods that define the results for clients, employees, society and those that constitute potential financial risk in companies. Malcolm Baldrige model is based on three assumptions: The Ibero-American Model has a premise very similar to EFQM, because the results of excellence are achieved, in addition to having the support of adequate leadership, a style of management and appropriate processes.
In terms of its structure, the Ibero-American model bases its approach on the so-called facilitators of the company and its results, and does not present any apparent differences with respect to the EFQM model both have nine criteria. Malcolm Baldrige and EFQM models have the same objective, in terms of establishing a set of criteria used to evaluate quality and organizational excellence. Both drive the application of the criteria, as if it were a self-assessment tool, to identify the strengths and areas that need improvement. In sum, both models are integrated within a social policy to create a competitive advantage.
The Baldrige, EFQM and Ibero-American models focus on systems of organizational level and leadership development, and were motivated by the quality movements of each era, as well as the evolution of the industry. Leadership, Evaluation, control and tracing; benchmarking. Minimum standards of global equal quality; Documentation of the Quality Insurance System evaluation control and tracing of the support activities and processes. Organization facilitators and results; leadership, processes and outcomes. Organization facilitators and results; leadership, clients and outcomes.
Models in general conceive the organization as a set of connected and connected subsystems, having for them much importance the excellence and continuous improvement.
All contribute to the self-evaluation process, seeking to incorporate continuous improvement and growth of companies. It refers to a set of standards ISO series designed to promote international trade by creating an area where producers from all over the world compete on equal terms [94]. However, the most specific is the EFQM model, which has thirty-two subcriteria.
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