COMPARISON CHART
(Not necessarily arranged according to priority)
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ROSTER
TECHNOLOGIES |
ISO
9000/2000 8 PRINCIPALS |
BALDRIGE
7 CRITERIA |
WORLD CLASS*
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Business
or Strategic Plan |
Leadership
and An Expanded Role For Executive Management |
Leadership |
Strategic
agility to turn on a dime. Top management has to stay relevant to
customer needs. |
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Customer
Surveys Supplier
Surveys and Verification |
Focus On
Identifying and Meeting Customer Needs and Expectations Mutually
Beneficial Supplier Relationships |
Customer
Focus and Satisfaction |
Absolute
focus on satisfying the customer in 3 areas: Increasing responsiveness,
reliability, and quality |
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Human
Capital Management Tied to Knowledge Management Documents |
Involving
and Leveraging The Abilities Of People At All Levels Of The Organization |
Human
Resource Development and Management |
Motivating
and treating employees like appreciating assets. |
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Identify
All Processes through Position Matrix Process, Managed Through
PerformanceWare |
Managing
Resources and Activities As A Process |
Process
Management |
Providing
seamless synchronization throughout the value chain, so that you have a
line of sight from the moment you have contact from a customer. |
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Integrated
In Position Matrix Management System and Measured Through
PerformanceWare |
Continual
Improvement |
Integrated
Into The 7 Criteria |
Having
a culture of continuous improvement: Doing more with less, eliminating
waste, and reducing lead time |
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Position
Matrix Integrated Management System |
Identifying,
Understanding and Managing A System Of Interrelated Processes For A
Systematic Approach To Management |
Strategic
Planning |
Constant
innovation in the products and services you provide. |
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Dynamic
Management of Quantifiable Goals of Each Employee |
Factual
Decision Making and The Establishment Of Measurable Objectives For The
Quality System |
Information
and Analysis Business
Results |
Achieve
growth in top and bottom line and reduce trade working capital. It has
to be a multiple of industry average. Top 2 to 3x industry average.
Bottom 4 to 6x industry average. |
*World Class definition by Anand Sharma
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