Title: SelfAssessment
1Malcolm BaldrigeNational Quality Award
Baldrige National Quality Program
2Is Your Organization Ready?
- It is never too early to begin using the
- Baldrige Criteria for Performance
- Excellence.
3Presentation Overview
- What is a Baldrige self-assessment?
- Why self-assess?
- What are some tools and approaches for
self-assessment? - What resources are available?
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4Getting Started
- Self-Assessment . . . What is it?
- The first step toward organizational improvement
and achieving performance excellence - A results-oriented review
- Adaptable to the needs of each organization
5Why Self-Assess?
- Customers/competitors drive need to change
- Keep pace with changes in industry
- Maintain a leadership position
- Enhance organizational learning
- Align actions with organizations values
- Keep the organization healthy
- Improve performance
6Benefits of Self-Assessment
- Identify successes and opportunities for
improvement - Jump-start a change initiative
- Energize improvement initiatives
- Energize employees
- Focus your organization on common goals
- Assess performance against the competition
- Align your resources with your strategic
objectives
7Four Tools and Approaches
- Are We Making Progress? and Are We Making
Progress as Leaders? - e-Baldrige
- Completing the Organizational Profile
- Answering the 19 Criteria Item title questions
- Conducting a Full Self-Assessment
8Are We Making Progress Questionnaires
- Are We Making Progress?
- Are We Making Progress as Leaders?
- One Questionnaire for Employees, one for the
Leadership Team - Seven-Category Framework
- 40 Statements, Five-Point Scale
9Benefits of Are We Making Progress?
- Determine effectiveness of your communication of
strategies, goals, and messages - Focus improvement and communication
- Measure trust
- Customizable
- Compare results
10e-Baldrige
- Online self-assessment tool
- Based on the Organizational Profile
11What is the Organizational Profile?
- Preface to the Criteria
- A series of questions to help you identify
- The key influences on your organization
- The key challenges your organization faces
12How to Use e-Baldrige
- Examine each question in the Organizational
Profile and determine if the question is - Easy to Answer
- Could Answer
- Difficult to Answer
- Compare your answers to others
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14Benefits of e-Baldrige
- Determine readiness for a more thorough
self-assessment - Reveal gaps and opportunities for improvement
- Compare your organization to others
- Assist with developing an action plan for
improvement or preparing for a more complete
self-assessment
15Prepare the Organizational Profile
- Organizational Profile
- Purpose
- Describe what is relevant and important
- Ensure common understanding
- Guide selection of information/data
- Identify gaps/lack of deployment
16Prepare the Organizational Profile
- Organizational Description
- Organizational Environment
- Organizational Relationships
- Organizational Challenges
- Competitive Environment
- Strategic Challenges
- Performance Improvement System
17Conduct a Full Self-Assessment Six Basic Steps
- 1. Identify the boundaries/scope of the
- assessment.
- 2. Select seven champions, one for each
- Criteria Category.
- 3. Select Category teams and collect data and
information to answer Criteria questions.
18Conduct a Full Self-Assessment Six Basic Steps
- 4. Share answers to Criteria questions among
Category teams. - 5. Create and communicate an action plan for
improvement. - 6. Evaluate the self-assessment process for
future improvements.
19Self-Assessment Resources
- 2006 Criteria for Performance Excellence booklet
- State and local Baldrige-based programs
- Baldrige Examiners
- Baldrige Award recipients
- Conferences
20Additional Resources
- Three Criteria booklets
- Are We Making Progress?
- Are We Making Progress as Leaders?
- e-Baldrige
- Getting Started brochure
- Customer Service (301)975-2036, nqp_at_nist.gov
- Web site www.baldrige.nist.gov