EFQM Principles & Action
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What is the definition of excellence? What are the
fundamental concepts that organizations need to embody in order to become
excellent? Are there criteria for excellence that an organization can use to
assess itself? How to ensure continuous improvement across all aspects of the
organization? How to link EFQM in? The EFQM Model was developed to answer all
the above questions.
In this course, we will fully explain the EFQM Excellence
Model and its 3 main components. Participants will be able to review, reflect
on, and practice each component in a group environment. Upon completion,
participants will be able to assess their organizations’ level of excellence
and determine areas for strategic improvement.
Course Objectives of EFQM Principles & Action
- Use
self-assessment as an improvement tool
- Develop
a roadmap for their organization’s action plan
- Prioritize
improvement actions to ensure effective use of resources
- Develop
a plan to engage people within their organization to drive improvement
efforts
- Utilize
tools and techniques to improve performance
- Defend
EFQM’s levels of excellence to determine own goals and aspirations
- Recognize
the cultural aspects of excellence to improve nontangible strengths
The following individuals or groups could benefit from
attending an EFQM course:
·
Senior Executives and
Leaders: Top-level executives who are responsible for shaping the strategic
direction and overall management of an organization can benefit from an EFQM
course. It helps them understand the principles of excellence and how to
implement them effectively.
·
Quality Managers and
Professionals: Individuals who are directly involved in managing and
implementing quality initiatives within an organization can gain valuable
knowledge and insights from an EFQM course. It equips them with tools and
techniques to drive continuous improvement and achieve excellence.
·
Process Improvement Teams:
Cross-functional teams or individuals who are responsible for process
improvement initiatives, such as Lean Six Sigma or business process
reengineering, can benefit from an EFQM course. It provides them with a
holistic perspective on quality management and helps align their efforts with
overall organizational excellence.
·
HR and Training Professionals:
Human resources and training professionals play a crucial role in fostering a
culture of excellence within an organization. Attending an EFQM course can help
them understand the principles of excellence and how to develop training
programs that support organizational improvement.
·
Quality Assurance and
Compliance Officers: Individuals responsible for ensuring compliance with
quality standards and regulatory requirements can benefit from an EFQM course.
It helps them understand how to integrate quality management practices into their
compliance efforts and enhance overall organizational performance.
·
Consultants and Advisors:
Professionals who provide consulting services or advice on quality management
and organizational excellence can enhance their expertise by attending an EFQM
course. It provides them with a comprehensive framework and best practices to
guide their clients towards excellence.
Day 1
The EFQM Excellence Model
- Responding
to drivers of change
- The
definition of excellence
- The 8
Fundamental Concepts (FCs) of excellence
- Using
the 9 excellence model criteria: model dynamics
- Applying
the 5 enablers criteria
- Applying
the 4 results criteria
- Integrating
of FCs into the model
- Mapping
strategic themes using the model
Day 2
Applying the 'RADAR' Logic for Continuous Improvement
- Elements
of 'RADAR': Results, Approach, Deployment, Assess and Refine
- Using
RADAR with enablers
- Using
RADAR with results
- Identifying
organizational strengths and areas for improvement
- Preparing
meaningful feedback to management
Day 3
Excellence Achievement and Recognition
- EFQM’s
recognition schemes and levels of excellence
- Characteristics
of excellent and award-winning organizations
- Progressing
in the journey to excellence
- Assess
and refine attributes
Day 4
Driving Organizational Improvement
- The
Change spectrum
- RADARizing
improvements
- Criteria
for prioritizing organizational improvements
- 'SMART'
objectives
- Implementing
improvements using the 'DMAIC' methodology
- Cause
and effect diagrams
- Understanding
your sphere of influence
- Four-step
process to analyze problems
Day 5
EFQM Model Management Documents
- The
format of the management document
- Compiling
the components of an EFQM management document
- Using
the enabler map to detail approaches
- Completing
a self-assessment using the business excellence matrix
- Workshop
about linking EFQM objectives in your organization
The EFQM (European Foundation for Quality Management) course
methodology is designed to provide participants with a structured and practical
approach to understanding and implementing excellence in organizations. The
methodology typically includes the following elements:
- Framework
Introduction: The course begins with an introduction to the EFQM
Excellence Model, which is a framework that provides a holistic approach
to organizational excellence. Participants learn about the fundamental
concepts, criteria, and principles of the model.
- Self-Assessment:
Participants are often guided through a self-assessment process using the
EFQM Excellence Model. They learn how to assess their organization's
current state against the model's criteria, identify strengths and areas
for improvement, and set improvement objectives.
- Best
Practices and Case Studies: The EFQM course methodology often includes the
presentation of best practices and real-life case studies from
organizations that have achieved excellence. Participants learn from these
examples and gain insights into successful implementation strategies.
- Interactive
Workshops: Workshops are a key component of EFQM courses, allowing
participants to engage in interactive activities and discussions. These
workshops enable participants to apply the EFQM concepts and tools to
their own organizations, share experiences, and learn from each other.
- Tools
and Techniques: EFQM courses provide participants with a range of tools
and techniques that can be used to support organizational excellence. These
tools may include performance measurement frameworks, benchmarking
methodologies, and improvement techniques.
- Continuous
Improvement: The EFQM methodology emphasizes the importance of continuous
improvement. Participants learn how to develop and implement improvement
plans, monitor progress, and foster a culture of ongoing learning and
development within their organizations.
- Certification:
Some EFQM courses may offer a certification or recognition program for
participants who successfully complete the course and demonstrate their
understanding of the EFQM Excellence Model. This certification validates
their knowledge and ability to apply the principles of excellence in
practice.
09:00 to 15:00