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Workshop on ZED : Maturity Assessment Model for Zero Defect & Zero Effect 24 April 2015: 0900 Hrs: Hotel Westin, Velacherry, Chennai | ||||||||||
Introduction Responding to the call given to Indian industry by Shri Narendra Modi, Prime Minister of India to make products with Zero Defect and Zero Effect, implying world class quality with minimum environmental impact, the Confederation of Indian Industry has launched the ZED Campaign in India. The ZED campaign is a holistic programme intended to develop competence, enhance technical capabilities, ensure best practices among the entire spectra of Indian manufacturing industry. In order to give a clear road map of aspects of the industry, that need to be guided for improvement, CII, in consultation with experts from industry and the Quality council of India, has prepared a Maturity Assessment Standard. The Standard provides benchmark status across five maturity levels over 61 parameters that an industry typically needs to addressing producing quality products and in environment protection measures. The Standard is not a compliance model, but is open ended and serves a basis for any organization to self assess its current maturity level and the next steps it must take in its quest from being a struggler to becoming world class. The Model does not distinguish between organization size and is equally adaptable for small and large organizations. Given the above background, CII Chennai Zone jointly with CII Institute of Quality is organizing a Workshop on ZED : Maturity Assessment Model for Zero Defect & Zero Effect scheduled on 24 April 2015: 0900 Hrs at Hotel Westin, Velacherry, Chennai. What enables performance: § state-of-the-art technology infrastructure both in R&D and manufacturing § quality of technical human resource both in R&D and in manufacturing § a clear strategy backed by strong controls on available infrastructure to deliver quality that is closest to best capability § a clear strategy backed by strong controls to reduce environmental impact of industrial activity and consumption § planned investments in R&D and technology/IP acquisition to sustain the quality and environmental performance What is achieved: § Innovative product designs/IP assets catering to world class quality levels and zero or minimum environmental impact § Highly consistent quality performance to agreed standards § The environmental/energy/social footprints on the entire product lifecycle § Value proposition for all stakeholders § The Brand equity of ‘Made in India’ Speaker Profile The Seminar will be conducted by Mr Anupam Kaul, Principal Counsellor, CII Institute of Quality, who has played a key role in the development of the Maturity Standard. (Profile is enclosed for your reference) Who Should Attend? · Heads of manufacturing Organizations. · Heads and Senior Managers engaged in Manufacturing operations, Quality Assurance, · Environmental control operations, Maintenance operations, Design, Supplier development. Delegate Fee *(including Service Tax):
Registration Details Since the number of participants would be limited, registrations would be accepted on first-come-first served basis. You are requested to forward your nominations on or before 17 April 2015 to confirm your registration using the attached Registration Form. Please click the below link for online registration : For Further details, Please call Ph: 044 – 42444555 at your earliest convenience. Looking forward to receiving your response. Regards, Sridevi Meena Head – Chennai Zone | ||||||||||
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