TD Magazine Article
Member Benefit
Quality Control
Content
One-third of polled organizations have a formal training office or function responsible for training staff on quality practices.
One-third of polled organizations have a formal training office or function responsible for training staff on quality practices.
Sun Dec 08 2013
Content
One-third of polled organizations have a formal training office or function responsible for training staff on quality practices. A higher percentage of the largest organizations are able to allocate the necessary resources. For organizations with a formal program, the predominant delivery method is a shared services approach with other training topics.
One-third of polled organizations have a formal training office or function responsible for training staff on quality practices. A higher percentage of the largest organizations are able to allocate the necessary resources. For organizations with a formal program, the predominant delivery method is a shared services approach with other training topics.
Content
Organizations were asked: Does your organization have an established, formal training office (site-specific or organization-wide) for training in quality processes? Responses by revenue group and industry type:
Organizations were asked: Does your organization have an established, formal training office (site-specific or organization-wide) for training in quality processes? Responses by revenue group and industry type: