LCM Growing the Quality Community

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LCM Growing the Quality Community

• Developing New Communities to Increase Value
• Member Leader Value Summit
• October 16-18, 2005
• Milwaukee, Wisconsin

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Living Community Model Membership Types

• Regular
• Senior
• Fellow
• Student
• Associate
• Forum/Division
• Sustaining
• Organizational (pilot by invitation only)

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Communities and ASQ

• ASQ has always had communities
• Sections
• Divisions
• Interest Groups
• Task Groups
• Discussion Groups
• Others

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Community Structures

• Community Development Team recommended four
  levels
• Level 1
• Sections (includes IMUs)
• Forums
• Divisions
• Level 2
• Section, Forum, and Division sponsored
  communities
• Subsections
• Interest groups

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Community Structures

• Level 3
• Section, Forum, and Division sponsored
  communities of practice
• Task groups
• Discussion groups
• Level 4
• Networks
• Communities of Practice
• Not sponsored by Sections, Forums, or Divisions

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Networks

• Sarbanes-Oxley (SOX)
• Baldrige for Healthcare
• Baldrige for Education
• Community Good Works

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Network Functionality
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Network Functionality
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Network Functionality
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Forming a New NetworkThe Process

• Identify a member or potential member need for
  topic, industry, or job-related networking
  community
• Contact member leader and/or ASQ HQ
• Review community deliverables and complete
  community requirements form

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Forming a New NetworkThe Process

• Generate and/or gather content with SME
• Template developed and reviewed by key
  stakeholders
• New Community launched
• Ongoing communication and awareness building for
  new community to build engagement opportunities

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Forming a New NetworkThe Process

• Contact Information
• Jeanine Becker
• jbecker_at_asq.org
• 800-248-1946, ext. 7369