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The system
Quality management is contrary to its name nothing with the management group of quality, but rather the managing of quality, in which ever that is possible.
The most common and known method is a Quality system, including manuals, procedures and instructions. However the latter does not alone constitutes the principles behind QM, since to have a system, is not about having procedures and manuals, but rather to have a common knowledge, understanding and awareness of what quality is to that organization. All depending on the requirements of the system, it is all about keeping as many things active at the same time. 
Sort of an integrated process, where Quality requirements, the system, the management group, the customers, the organization and the documentation requirements, are constantly in consensus about the plan. 

This process requires 

Discipline 

Awareness

Management commitment
Education

continuous improvements 

An efficient system.

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Discipline & awareness
Among the hardest things to establish in connection with establishing an efficient Quality Management system, is the implementation process. The part where all the good intentions and activities are converted to actions. A common challenge is always the change of the awareness and the purpose of this extra burden which it may seem to be when first tackled. After all most personnel prefer developing than documenting.

However a great part of a successful system, is the ability of creating that awareness and discipline which is necessary to Establish an efficient system


Management commitment & Education
Management involvement and commitment to Quality and customer focus, is the key to a successful and efficient system. Management commitment through the following  actions:

Empowerment

Responsibility

Awareness

Education

Role model


Continuous improvements
Quality is defined by the customer, therefore the opinion of the customer is the specifications you would need to comply with. This is done by continuous evaluation of the product/service which you are responsible for. Continuous improvements is therefore converting evaluation and feedback into activities and improvements.

If your focus continuous is on the customer, the continuous improvements will follow naturally.

This process is defined and described by the PDCA circle defied by Deming.

P: Plan

D: Do

C: Check

A: Act

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