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Qimpro, which
pioneered the quality movement in India as the international representative of
quality guru Dr J M Juran, has introduced Asia''s first web-enabled service that
offers its members new windows to innovate their generic business practices. Known
as bestpraxclub.com, this "by invitation only" web-enabled service seeks
to enable aspiring Indian organisations to accelerate their transformation process.
Though it was initially established by Qimpro in 2005, effective 2007, the BestPrax
Club has become an independent institution with an enlarged range of services. BestPrax
Club has been founded by Suresh Lulla, the well-known founder and consultant,
quality and includes Walter Vieira, consultant, marketing and Nelum Gidwani, consultant,
finance. A ''Glocal'',
or an Indian best practices organisation with a global mindset, the club is aimed
primarily to develop a community of organisations, in India and the Asia Pacific,
"that is passionate about innovation and improvement, the cornerstones of
success in the new world". Qimpro
says www.bestpraxclub.com provides a unique mix of offerings, both, for the individual
and the organisation. The barometer, a one-of-its kind diagnostic tool that helps
organisations conduct online self assessments across locations for which they
are given a score and personalised report by the BestPrax Club review team. On
an individual front, the publications on offer namely, Insight and Epsilon encourage
and assist original thought. A blog and e-forum are provided as community platforms
for discussing managerial practices and for seeking guidance. Collectively, all
the services aim at nurturing and enhancing individual potential and organisational
success through innovation. The
final objective of www.bestpraxclub.com is to create a database of PowerPractices,
available to all members to help them reach the zenith in their respective fields.
The organisation says eventually what will really propel India forward is when
these practices can be shared in an environment based on trust. Where one organisation
will partner with another or with three others or four others to exchange practices
and thereby not have to reinvent the wheel again and again and again
Qimpro,
over the years, has introduced several quality initiatives such as the IMC Ramkrishna
Bajaj National Quality Award, ASQ Certification and International Quality Maturity
Model.
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