Operations Management International Inc., headquartered in Denver, will receive the 2000 Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Award this year for performance excellence and quality achievement. Only four companies are being so honored and OMI is the only company in the service category to win.
Key elements of this integrative process include a Quality as a Business Strategy leadership system, a six-phase Obsessed With Quality training program for new employees, and a company-wide Linkage of Process Model that facilitates systematic evaluation of more than 150 critical corporate processes.
Planning begins with the Red Team, consisting of seven top company executives and led by OMI President and Chief Executive Officer Don S. Evans, but it quickly becomes an inclusive affair.
An expanded leadership team, which also includes regional executives and managers, sets organizational priorities and strategic directions, and team members communicate these to all sites. Teams at each site develop business and action plans that are consistent with the company’s overall strategy, yet are specific to circumstances and customer requirements particular to their facilities.
To achieve shared focus and to coordinate efforts across sites, OMI uses a variety of approaches and tools to initiate and then drive progress toward the company’s short-term and five-year improvement goals. For example, long-standing focus teams, first established in 1990, provide continuity of effort and sustain company-wide commitment in five key areas: leadership, information and analysis, human resources, process management, and customer satisfaction. Like many other teams at OMI, membership cuts across the entire organization in terms of function and personnel, including top executives and hourly workers.
Other techniques to foster alignment and to ensure that important information flows to all OMI offices and facilities include newsletters, regional meetings, e-mail communications, and the company’s annual Project Management Summit, a Red Team-hosted event for exchanging information among OMI-operated facilities on best practices, emerging technologies, and training needs.
Operations Management International Inc., headquartered in Denver, will receive the 2000 Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Award this year for performance excellence and quality achievement. Only four companies are being so honored and OMI is the only company in the service category to win.Key elements of this integrative process include a Quality as a Business Strategy leadership system, a six-phase Obsessed With Quality training program for new employees, and a company-wide Linkage of Process Model that facilitates systematic evaluation of more than 150 critical corporate processes.Planning begins with the Red Team, consisting of seven top company executives and led by OMI President and Chief Executive Officer Don S. Evans, but it quickly becomes an inclusive affair.An expanded leadership team, which also includes regional executives and managers, sets organizational priorities and strategic directions, and team members communicate these to all sites. Teams at each site develop business and action plans that are consistent with the company’s overall strategy, yet are specific to circumstances and customer requirements particular to their facilities.To achieve shared focus and to coordinate efforts across sites, OMI uses a variety of approaches and tools to initiate and then drive progress toward the company’s short-term and five-year improvement goals. For example, long-standing focus teams, first established in 1990, provide continuity of effort and sustain company-wide commitment in five key areas: leadership, information and analysis, human resources, process management, and customer satisfaction. Like many other teams at OMI, membership cuts across the entire organization in terms of function and personnel, including top executives and hourly workers.Other techniques to foster alignment and to ensure that important information flows to all OMI offices and facilities include newsletters, regional meetings, e-mail communications, and the company’s annual Project Management Summit, a Red Team-hosted event for exchanging information among OMI-operated facilities on best practices, emerging technologies, and training needs.
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