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We Make Quality
Make Sense
A lot has been said and
done about quality and customer service over the past 25 years.
Quality systems have
emerged, captured the spotlight for a few years, and then faded,
leaving behind a hodgepodge of usable but disconnected programs.
Within the same organization, accounting believes in TQM, operations
uses Black Belts, warehouse workers focus on just-in-time (JIT)
inventory management, quality preaches ISO certification, and customer
service agents try to "exceed their customers expectations".
The result is a poor
ROI for each dollar invested in quality. Because everyone focuses
on different goals, with different improvement methods and languages,
there is little interaction, coordination, or optimization of the
organizations efforts as a whole.
Philip B. Crosby spent
his 50 year career uniting these different functional and organizational
cultures. His pragmatic philosophy has become the universal standard
and business model for creating reliable, hassle-free organizations
throughout the world, because his simple and powerful approach is
literally the foundation on which many of todays improvement
approaches were constructed.
Today, Philip Crosby
Associates understands the strengths and inherent benefits within
each improvement approach, but also the costs to your organization
from failing to integrate and unify them on a company-wide level.
That's why we can assess your current improvement efforts, understand
your strategic objectives, and help you optimize the efforts of
all employees by implementing a corporate culture of Quality Management
and process improvement based on a common philosophy and language.
How Philip
Crosby Redefined Quality
In 1979, as a Vice President
of the mega-conglomerate ITT, Philip Crosby turned his operating
philosophy into the groundbreaking book Quality Is Free. In defiance
of the conventional wisdom, Crosby defined quality in simple and
absolute terms so anyone could quickly establish whether or not
quality existed in the workplace, or even at a single workstation.
In this best-selling book, Crosby also introduced his Absolutes
of Quality Management which remain the cornerstone of PCAs
approach today.
In the years that followed,
more than 100,000 managers and executives attended Crosbys
training sessions to learn and apply these powerful principles.
The diversity of these businesspeople, from Norway to Argentina,
from manufacturers to non-profits, and from multinational corporations
to small, family-owned businesses, testifies to both the power and
the universality of Crosbys approach.
But old habits die hard.
Too many companies still work from a management playbook developed
in the 1940s, struggling and failing to implement the latest
improvement approaches. Others that successfully applied Crosbys
principles in the past have been sold, merged, or failed to pass
on these critical elements of their success to the next generation
of managers, workers, and supervisors. For these organizations,
Crosbys approach is as innovative today as it was in 1979.
Today, Philip Crosby
Associates impacts a worldwide clientele, applying Crosby's philosophy
of Quality Management and customer success with executives, managers,
government ministers, and production workers who understand its
crucial importance. They are creating and sustaining the reliable,
capable, and successful organizations that prove every day that
quality is indeed an achievable, lucrative, strategic, and hassle-free
absolute. And it is through their daily efforts, where quality is
consistently caused, productivity continually increased, profitability
diligently grown, and customers ultimately made successful, that
Crosbys principles are applied, affirmed, and extended.
We invite you to join
this group of successful and innovative leaders.
Please contact
us or use this form to request additional information.

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