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Quality — Start Here
A quick sample of the Quality assessment. Answer Pillar 1 questions on leadership, strategy, and governance, then see your first results.
1 pillar3 subsections21 questions~4 min
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1.1 Strategic Alignment
- Leadership communicates and enforces a documented quality strategy.
- Our quality strategy is reviewed against business objectives (cost, delivery, growth).
- Multi-year quality roadmaps are developed and communicated across the organization.
- Quality KPIs are cascaded down through all organizational levels.
- Does leadership regularly communicate quality priorities?
- Quality goals are reflected in individual performance reviews and compensation decisions.
- Quality priorities are integrated into new initiatives and product launches.
- Strategy is reviewed and revised to remain aligned with business changes.
1.2 Governance
- Formal quality councils or steering committees meet regularly to oversee quality initiatives.
- How often do cross-functional reviews occur?
- Decision-making processes rely on data and evidence rather than intuition.
- Systemic risks are reviewed and discussed at executive levels.
- Are cross-site issues escalated consistently?
- Governance includes trend forecasting and scenario planning in quality decisions.
- Governance removes barriers and obstacles raised by the Quality team.
1.3 Resourcing & Investment
- Quality staffing levels are sufficient to handle both prevention and response activities.
- Budget allocations for quality are made proactively based on strategic needs.
- Capital is invested in quality technologies (vision, sensors, MES/QMS) on a regular basis.
- Quality engineers spend time on preventive activities rather than only firefighting.
- Competencies of the quality team are formally evaluated and developed.
- We regularly review and update our digital quality investment roadmap.