There are certain relationships that exist, and processes, which need to be carried out efficiently that, interact with customers and suppliers.
These processes can be subdivided into tasks, which form inputs and outputs with corresponding suppliers and customers.
The quality inputs and outputs have to be understood and agreed at every level throughout the organisation.
Total Quality Management in essence is a methodology of achieving greater competence and competitive advantage.
The Japanese implemented this and as a result the quality and success of their goods spiralled upwards.
Many international businesses came to realise that unless they were able to implement and improve their own quality assurance systems, they would lose trade to the Japanese.
A number of standrads and frameworks are there to help you go forward with TQM, including ISO 9000, ISO 20000, ITIL, COBIT etc.
Whichever route you wish to go, H2o is here to help you with first class know-how and expertise.