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World Quality Day is celebrated every year around the world in November. The day was designed
to increase worldwide awareness of the important contribution that quality makes towards both
organisational and national growth, and prosperity.World Quality Day is celebrated annually on the
second Thursday in November.
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Inaugurated 2008
World Quality Day takes place every year on the second Thursday of November. Businesses across
the world take part in a variety of activities such as business-wide seminars, presentations, quizzes
and competitions at their workplace. Events are usually organised by quality professionals based
within organisations and are designed to spread the ‘importance of quality’ message to non-quality
professionals.
According to the Chartered Quality Institute (CQI), the responsibility of the quality professional can
be defined through five main areas – governance, assurance, improvement, leadership and context.
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The theme for the World Quality Day 2019 is: 100 years of Quality Give proof, how it is 100th Quality
day
Previous years
2017: Celebrating Everyday Leadership which focuses on Quality professionals at all levels displaying
leadership behaviours.
2016: Making operational governance count’ which focuses on the impact of failure and how it is
putting the reputation of organisations in the private, public, and not-for-profit sectors under the
spotlight like never before.
2014: ‘Building a Quality World Together’ which focuses on the impact quality professionals make to
an organisation.
2013: ‘Making Collaboration Count’. Designed to reflect the importance of collaborating with
colleagues, departments and partner organisations
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2012: ‘Quality: Delivering Competitive Advantage’. Derived from the belief that in order to survive
during an economic downturn, organisations require a strong competitive advantage, and that
quality management and its focus on improving efficiency and productivity can help organisations
achieve this.
2011: 'In Pursuit of Excellence’. Recognising that in order to succeed, organisations must
continuously strive to improve.
2010: 'Out of the Crisis'. Focused on what a fit organisation looks like and the role that quality
management professionals play in facilitating fitness.
2009 Organisations worldwide ran events or participated in one of the specially organised regional
events.
2008 Saw the first World Quality Day conference at the Imarsat Conference Centre in London and
provided a forum for innovation, inspiration and creative ideas.
See also
External links
Official website
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