Programme
Day 1Goals and objectives of the quality management system (QMS)
- The eight basic QMS principles. Analysing the applicability of QMS principles for improving the company's management system
- How can quality management tools be used to increase company effectiveness in a crisis? Who should manage and use these tools?
- Deloitte's approach to increasing company effectiveness
- Why does a company need a process structure? Why and by which indicators should the company's process structure be optimised?
- Which tools are worth using to increase staff engagement?
Optimising the process structure. Standardising business and production processes and procedures
- Principles of process standardisation
- The stages of process standardisation: description (modelling), regulation, audit, process optimisation
Describing (modelling) business processes
- Why, how and which business processes to describe
- Goals and objectives of describing business processes
- Examples of software products used to describe business processes (Business Studio, QPR)
- Analysing the methodology for describing, regulating and auditing a business process
- Organising a project to describe the company's business processes (goals, team, risks, work structure, project management)
Workshop: Analysing notations for describing the business processes of participants' companies. Analysing business process description models. Modelling individual processes
Regulating the company's activities
- Types of documents in the company
- Regulations for core processes, regulations for lower-level business processes
- Structural regulations. Examples of regulatory documents
- Updating regulations
- Organising control over compliance with regulations
Workshop: Participants will analyse process regulations
- Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs)
- Goals, objectives and components of SOPs
- Analysing examples of SOPs used by foreign and domestic companies
Workshop: Developing an SOP format for participants' companies
Workshop: Developing a project plan for implementing SOPs at the enterprise
Day 2Organising internal audit
- Goals and objectives of internal audit
- Standards governing audits
- Why audit is needed in a crisis
- Examples of organising audits.
- Internal audit mistakes
Optimising the company's business processes
- Classifying business process problems. Which processes to improve and which to optimise?
- The task of optimising a business process (process indicators, optimisation criteria)
- Directions of business process optimisation (improvement, benchmarking, re-engineering)
- Optimising core business processes, end-to-end business processes and lower-level business processes
- Toyota's approach to business process optimisation
Workshop: Analysing the applicability of business process optimisation approaches and methods in participants' companies
Workshop: Organising a «Cost Reduction» project
- Process optimisation approaches: continuous improvement, re-engineering
- The DMAIC structured approach to process optimisation
- A tool for identifying process inefficiency — GEMBA
- Describing processes using the SIPOC diagram
- Analysing examples of process descriptions by leading foreign and domestic companies
Workshop: Developing a standard process using the SIPOC diagram
Combating the main types of waste. Cost reduction programmes
- Analysing types of waste
- Organising working groups to assess and minimise waste
- Analysing tools aimed at reducing waste
- Examples of waste reduction initiatives implemented in Western and Russian companies
- Using the risk management system to reduce waste
- Analysing risk management methods
- Managing risks when working with contractors
Workshop: Assessing possible initiatives and projects worth implementing in participants' companies to reduce costs and minimise waste
Increasing staff engagement in QMS improvement
- Methods of overcoming staff resistance to change
- Principles of a balanced offer
- Types of motivation. Developing a KPI-based motivation system
- Staff motivation based on the project approach
- Motivating and involving staff in the continuous improvement process
Workshop: Developing a motivation system for staff involved in QMS improvement projects