RETHINKING QUALITY FOR NEW INDIA
PARTNER | PARTICIPATE | SHOWCASE
23 – 24 November 2019 | Taj Bangalore
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CII QUALITY SUMMIT
– Join India’s largest event dedicated to Quality with comprehensive technical content, high-level networking with Global Speakers.
– Join a renowned community of Industry Leaders representing top Organisations.
– Hear exclusive, Quality Sessions and Solutions presented from multiple industry sectors.
– Engage with the industry’s leading solution providers, spearheading innovation in Quality.
– Experience Gala Awards Nite of CII – EXIM Bank Award for Business Excellence.
Meet Potential Partners
Networking Meetings
Sharing & Learning Best Practices
30 ⁺ Sponsors
Acclaimed National & International Speakers
Masterclass
700 ⁺ Delegates
30 ⁺ Exhibitors
CII Institute of Quality is the leading authority in Quality Enhancement among organisations and industries. Over the past century, CII has provided Indian Industries with the support, systems and tools to make a mark in the competitive world. It is realised that the best way to enhance an organisation’s competitiveness is through the quality route.
Programme
🕒 0915 – 1050 hrs : Inaugural Session
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Inaugural Session: Need for Rethinking Quality Focus of the session is to detail, as part of the context setting, the enabling conditions including policies, institutional framework and governance focus needed for positioning product, process and management quality at centre stage of all policy making and ensuring quality is an integral and central part of government as well as corporate agenda and national priority for India to become an economic power house and third largest economy by 2030. |
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🕒 1050 – 1120 hrs : Tea Break
🕒 1120– 1230 hrs : Session 1 : Panel Discussion
Repositioning Quality: “Contours, Challenges & Corporate Agenda”
The focus of this session is to outline and propose a Corporate agenda and roadmap for India Inc and for placing “Quality” at the center stage of all policy formulation, corporate strategy, plan and agenda critical for India to become third largest economy creating jobs, Stakeholders value and social capital
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Mr R. Gopalakrishnan Mr Kris Gopalakrishnan QRATNA Award Winners |
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🕒 1230 – 1330 hrs : Session 2
Understanding the Next Decade (2020 – 2030)
Demographic Trends: Implications & Opportunities
(presentation to bring out the size of jobs market, changing customer and societal expectations, urbanization, growth in middle class, consumption patterns and spends)
| Global Mega Trends |
Mr Sunil Sinha
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| Manufacturing Trends |
Ms Monica Hoftrichter |
| Impact of Standards | Mr Harold Pradal Group Commercial Director BSI Group |
🕒 1330 – 1415 hrs : Lunch Break
🕒 1415 – 1515 hrs : Session 3
“Quality” Imperatives for Customer Delight
In today’s ultra competitive business environment merely meeting customer expectations is not enough. In order to effectively differentiate themselves from the competition, service providers need to focus on exceeding customer expectations to create customer delight and create a pool of loyal customers. Therefore, when deciding on a service delivery design, it is imperative for the service provider to consider the targeted customer base and their needs and expectations. This will help in developing a service design that will help the provider to effectively manage customer expectations leading to customer delight.
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Measuring Impact of Service Quality |
Mr Kaustav Roy |
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Safe Manufacturing The Emerging Product Regulatory Ecosystem in India – aiming for safe consumption |
Mr Darpan Jain |
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Delivering Safe products Globally |
Mr Suresh Sugavanam |
🕒 1515 – 1545 hrs : Tea Break
🕒 1545 – 1630 hrs : Session 4
New Age Technology in Digital World
New-age technologies like machine learning, Internet of Things (IoT) and automation, which if used “intelligently” and in an “assistive manner”, can facilitate growth for businesses. Digital-first organisations that have an integrated approach towards technology-driven business operations are more likely to focus on new and emerging business opportunities using tools such as IoT and AI/machine learning (ML) rather than merely using them to optimise their operations. There are a broad range of new capabilities that will have a big impact, given the size of the population and growing number of millennials in India.
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Mr Siddharth Banerjee |
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Mr Vikram Mehra |
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Question and Answer & Wrap up |
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🕒 1630 – 1715 hrs : Session 5
Journey of Excellence – Global Best Practices
Most organizations recognize that total quality management (TQM) is important but many do not know where to begin or how to sustain it in the long run. There are many examples of organizations that have successfully implemented quality management. Many countries have established national quality awards or business excellence awards to recognize deserving companies. Presents an excellence model for implementing and sustaining business excellence through a structured approach in implementing some of the best practices in TQM found in national quality award winners. Hope that such a model would guide aspiring organizations in their quality journey.
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Baldrige Model |
Mr Sunil Sinha |
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EFQM Model |
Mr Kartik N Modi |
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Deming |
Mr Rajdeepak Chatterjee |
🕒 1715– 1745 hrs : Networking Break
🕒 1745 – 1900 hrs : Award Nite
🕒 1900 – 2000 hrs : Cultural Program
🕒 2000 hrs : Dinner and Close of Day 1 Summit
🕒 0945 - 1030 hrs : Lecture by Sister B K Shivani, Brahma Kumaris
🕒 1030 – 1130 hrs : Session 6
Developing a Quality Ecosystem for Services
Over the last few years, organizations in the Services sector have embraced Total Quality Management (TQM) as an effective management tool to improve their service quality. They have begun to show a keen interest by working on quality and related areas. Quality as such has become a major area of attention to practitioners, managers and researchers due to its strong impact on business performance, customer satisfaction and profitability. In the light of this, the forthcoming session, we would be debating and discussing on the journey of Quality or Quality Management and its benefits as well as various facets of service components and the way forward in the world of Digitalization.
| Developing a Policy Framework – Ecosystem for Services | Mr. Adil Zainulbhai Chairman Quality Council of India |
| Driving Excellence in Healthcare | Air Marshall Dr. Pawan Kapoor (Retd.) |
| Dr D K Aswal Director CSIR – National Physical Laboratory |
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🕒 1130 – 1200 hrs : Tea Break
🕒 1200 – 1330 hrs : Session 7
Best Practices for the Next Decade.
Project management is an art as well as science which deals with initiating, planning, executing, monitoring and controlling to achieve the desired objective of the project under stipulated time. With Project management rising as one of the quickest developing fields in the nation, numerous experts are investigating project management of the future. We have seen how companies and government organizations suffered malicious attacks over the years. With cyber-attacks anticipated to increase, security will become an important area for project managers. Emerging technologies have revolutionized the project management industry and transformed traditional practices. The rise of Artificial Intelligence (AI), The Internet of Things (IoT) and machine learning has provided us with valuable data and insights that can transform projects and consumer experience. Gartner has predicted that 30% of our conversations with technology will be through conversations with smart machines. Mastery of Project Management can offer knowledge and skills that can immediately be applied in the workplace.
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Challenges & Constraints in Managing Scale & Spread: |
Dr Indu Bhushan |
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Mr Rajnathan |
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Best Practices: Project Kumbh Mela, (3 Guinness Records) |
Mr Vijay Kiran Anand, IAS |
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Global benchmarks in Healthcare & Education |
Queensland Govt, Australia |
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Dr Shamika Ravi |
🕒 1330 – 1430 hrs : Lunch
🕒 1430 - 1530 hrs : Session 8: Journey Ahead - Lessons for scaling quality beyond
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Mr Tarun Das Dr. V. Krishnamurthy |
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Dr. R. A. Mashelkar |
🕒 1530 – 1630 hrs : Session 9: Valedictory Session
- Sri Sri Ravi Shankar Ji, Art of Living
🕒 1630 – 1640 hrs : Wrap up & close
SPEAKERS
CHIEF GUEST
Shri D. V. Sadananda Gowda
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Minister of Chemicals and Fertilizers
Government of India
B Muthuraman
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Past President, CII & Past Vice Chairman, Tata Steel
Kris Gopalakrishnan
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Past President, CII & Chairman and Co-founder Axilor Ventures
Chandrajit Banerjee
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Director General, Confederation of Indian Industry
Mr R Mukundan
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Chairman, CII IQ &
MD, Tata Chemicals Ltd
Mr David Rasquinha
Managing Director
EXIM Bank of India
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