To provide exposure to the best global practices in
industry, the American Society for Quality (ASQ) Delhi, India held its Annual Quality
Workshop 2015 on ‘Lean for Leadership’ at ITM University, Gurgaon on 18
February 2015. ITM University is the
first university in India to be selected by ASQ and form a Students’ Chapter to
usher in a world-class process in every part of academic and professional life
in the University.
In his opening address the Pro-Chancellor, ITM University, Gurgaon, Prof. Prem Vrat, said, “In today’s competitive world it is crucial to delight your customers more than your competitors do. In order to do this, it is imperative for organizations to maintain total quality, instantaneous service, flexibility in terms of what you want to offer and what the customer is looking for, competitive pricing besides other factors.”
Mr Sachin Garg, VP, Max Life, gave interesting
examples of ‘Lean’ from his personal life in a very informal talk. Ms Savita
Bradoo, Director Quality, Convergys, spoke on quality processes in training professions
for the BPO industry in a very lively and interactive talk,
keeping the students engaged throughout.
Mr Ciby James, Director, ASQ (I), was happy to see
the energy level of the students to know and learn more about Lean and said
that ITM University, Gurgaon continues to be a very fertile ground for
improving the culture of quality and Lean amongst students and young engineers.
In the words of
Prof. Ravindra Ojha, Director School of Engineering and Technology, ITM
University, Gurgaon “The workshop provided an extremely powerful exposure to
students who will soon enter the industry of tomorrow which would be extremely
challenging and volatile and to handle volatility an organization has to be
Lean for Leadership.”
The session concluded
with the thoughts that the country’s policy of ‘Make in India’ will be
successful if global quality standards are maintained, are cost effective with
minimal wastage so as to maintain Zero Defect, Zero Effect. ITM University proactively
prepares its students for leadership roles so as to benefit from the myriad of opportunities
that will soon be available to them as they graduate as highly competent
skilled professionals ready to meet national needs and international standards.
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