All quality managers and employees who participate in influencing, formulating, and supporting the strategic and long-term planning of the quality organization, as well as those responsible for linking, measuring, and improving the performance of others. Additionally, those employees who are interested in developing or advancing in a quality role.
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Strategic Quality Management and Strategic Thinking:
- Evolution and Concepts of Quality
- Dimensions of Product Quality
- Dimensions of Service Quality
- Quality Management System: Its Components
- Fundamental Principles of Strategic Quality Management
- Strategic Dissemination of Quality Frameworks and Excellence Awards
- Evaluation of Strategic Management
- Strategic Thinking vs. Strategic Planning in Quality Management
- Monitoring and Strategic Planning Processes
- Benefits of Strategic Quality Management for Professional Quality
- Barriers to Strategic Implementation
- Basics of Strategic PlanningEnvironmental Analysis:
- Tools for Situation Analysis in Quality Management
- Quality Analysis for Stakeholders
- Defining Quality Visions and Missions
- Developing Quality Data
- Setting Strategic Quality Goals
- Identifying Key Success Factors in Quality
- Key Result Areas and Key Performance Indicators
- Competencies and ValuesCreative Goals, Objectives, and Strategies:
- Goals, Objectives, and Targets for the Quality Department
- Financial vs. Non-Financial Goals
- Using Key Result Areas in the Quality Sector
- Adopting Effective Strategies for Achieving Excellence
- Examples of Strategic Goals
- Examples of Quality Management Strategies
- Transitioning from Success Factors to Strategic Goals AchievementOperational Plans Development:
- Expanding the Scope of SWOT Analysis for Strategies
- Techniques for Developing Quality-Related Initiatives
- Criteria for Effective Operational Plans
- Linking Goals, Strategies, Operational Plans, and Budgets
- Developing a Quality Management PlanMeasuring Strategic Quality Management:
- Control Approach in Quality
- Using Key Result Areas (KRAs) to Create Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) for Process Control
- Examples of Key Performance Indicators for Quality
- Types of Metrics
- Quality Performance Measurement Dashboard
- Balanced Scorecard for Quality Management
Empowering Participants to:
- Define concepts of quality and strategy, with a focus on the main elements of strategic planning in quality.
- Analyze the current situation and identify opportunities for developing a strategic quality plan.
- Generate strategic goals for the quality department.
- Convert a strategic plan into an operational plan.
- Study how to measure the success of a quality strategy and how to develop Key Performance Indicators (KPIs), and use a Balanced Scorecard for quality management.
Empowering Participants to:
- Define concepts of quality and strategy, with a focus on the main elements of strategic planning in quality.
- Analyze the current situation and identify opportunities for developing a strategic quality plan.
- Generate strategic goals for the quality department.
- Convert a strategic plan into an operational plan.
- Study how to measure the success of a quality strategy and how to develop Key Performance Indicators (KPIs), and use a Balanced Scorecard for quality management.
At Creative Sources for Training (CS), we strive to apply the highest quality standards to achieve our desired goals through:
- Conducting pre- and post-assessments to determine the added value of the program.
- Relying on workshops and activating interaction between the trainer and participants, as well as among participants themselves.
- Using the latest training methods and interactive tools that are applied globally.
- Sharing experiences from institutions that have implemented and achieved significant success.
- Preparing and delivering training materials through specialists and practitioners with experience in similar projects, presented in a high-quality manner.
- Focusing on executing the project in a distinguished training environment that matches the nature of the program, held in a top-rated hotel.
- Conducting sessions with a maximum of 20 participants per program.
- Providing detailed reports on each training program, including attendance, participation, assignments, test results, etc.