How do you deal with resistance and change management issues when introducing a new quality model?
Introducing a new quality model in your organization can be a challenging and rewarding process. A quality model is a framework that defines the principles, standards, and practices for achieving quality in products, services, and processes. Some examples of quality models are ISO 9001, Six Sigma, and Total Quality Management. However, not everyone may be on board with the change, and you may face resistance and change management issues from your stakeholders, employees, or customers. How do you deal with these challenges and ensure a smooth and successful transition? Here are some tips to help you.
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谢建阳General Management | Commercial P&L Leadership | Operations | Digital Transformation | Technology | APAC
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Vipul MathurBusiness & PnL Leader I Strategy & Operations I Motorola I Lenovo I Ex Microsoft , Nokia , ITC I XLRI
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Boo Sian CongQuality Manager Malaysia & Asia Quality Lead | Driving Quality Excellence