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North-West
QualTech Awards |
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Instituted in 2004 by PTU’s Gian Jyoti School of TQM & Entrepreneurship, the North-West QualTech Awards, have been a platform for recognition of excellence in team performance. Our focus has been middle managers working in cross functional teams for quality improvement.
Over the years, these awards have acquired a lot of prestige in the North-West region. More than 150 teams from leading organisations of the region, committed to Quality, have participated in the last five conventions. A number of top-class quality improvement projects have been presented by them. Winners are selected by an eminent Jury, comprising of business leaders, after a rigorous process of evaluation.
Competition is open for both Manufacturing and Service companies. This year, we have added a separate award for the service sector. |
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Participation
Benefits |
A tool
for learning
Exposes teams to different methodologies and their potential benefits.
Fosters spirit of competition
Healthy competition among participating teams for being recognised as the best-in-class.
A forum for sharing
best practices
Opportunity for sharing of experience by various organisations
who have adopted structured Quality Improvement as a weapon for competitive advantage.
Inspiration
Regional platform for leadership in Business Excellence. Extensive media publicity adds to market image.
Overall winner is directly
nominated to nationally recognized “Qimpro QualTech
Awards” held in Mumbai since 1988. |
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Who should participate ? |
Teams that have worked on projects to continually improve their organization’s processes by doing one or more of the following:
- SIMPLIFYING-Stop doing unnecessary things
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- IMPROVING-Doing things better
using methodologies such as Six Sigma, Juran on Quality Improvement, Kaizen, Lean, TQM, SPC, Quality Circles, etc. |
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Evaluation
Criteria |
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1. Relevance to organizational
goals
2. Project Plan
- Clear and relevant goals
- Defined:
- Improvements
- Financial Savings
- Time frame
- Expenses
- Resources
- Measures for success
3. Execution
- Use of structured improvement methodology
- Systematic data collection and analysis
(Improvement tools used)
- Improvement journey and execution
- System for reporting results and monitoring
by Top Management.
4. Results
- Gains vis-à-vis goals: Financial/Others
- Steps for making gains permanent
- Improvement journey and execution
- Spin-off of knowledge to other
business areas
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Entry
Fee (Inclusive
Service Tax) |
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Large
& Medium Companies |
Small
Companies |
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Rs.
11,000/- per project |
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Competition
Process |
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- An applicant team submits a 25 page project report, for a
specific category, to PTU's Gian Jyoti School of TQM &
Entrepreneurship. There is no restriction on the number of
applications per organization in each category.
- Each project report is assigned to three Examiners for
individual scoring. One of the three examiners is a
professional from the School.
- Based on the examiners’ evaluation, the finalists are
short-listed in each category. The short-listed projects are then
circulated to Panel of Judges.
- The short-listed finalist project teams present their projects to
the Panel of Judges, over the one-day event, North-West
QualTech Convention.
- The winners are announced and awards are presented at an
Awards Ceremony in the evening on the same day.
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Past
winners & Past QualTech’s |
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Contact
Details |
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PTU's
Gian Jyoti School of TQM & Entrepreneurship
B-102, Industrial Area, Phase VIII,
Mohali 160-059 (Punjab)
Phones: +91-172-223-6187, +91-172-654-1187
www.tqmbizschool.org |
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