Author: Suresh Lulla

Qimpro 25: Indo-American Society Honours Dr J M Juran

In order to propagate the principles of the Juran Trilogy, the Indo-American Society (IAS) organized a series of Quality Management seminars from 1988. As the authorized Indian representative of the Juran Institute, I was the exclusive faculty for the Juran seminars. Some of these seminars 

Qimpro 25: Juran’s advise led to the birth of Qimpro Convention.

Struggling to attract clients for Quality Improvement in India, Dr J M Juran advised that Qimpro host a convention to showcase the efforts of pioneering clients. This led to a hastily assembled Qimpro Convention 1989, in Poona. The speakers were our Juran on Quality Improvement 

Quality: The Unfair Advantage in Healthcare

As mentioned in my previous post, the focus of Qimpro Convention is teams working on improvement and innovation projects, in the manufacturing and service sectors. Teams consisting of middle-level executives. Middle-level executives being the “unsung” back bone of any organization. The underlying processes leading to 

Qimpro Convention 2012 – Welcome Address

25th September 2012, Mumbai Welcome Address This is Qimpro’s Silver Jubilee year. It is also the 24th cycle for Qimpro Convention. As you will note, it has been a long but satisfying journey for Qimpro. Amongst other satisfactions, a journey for building a recognition platform, 

Qimpro 25: Breakthrough at Tata Steel

Qimpro got its first breakthrough assignment from Tata Steel in 1988. Russi Modi, in a private meeting with me at Bombay House, at first saw little merit in adopting quality improvement as an intervention at Tata Steel. His argument was that even the ‘seconds’ from 

Qimpro 25: Milestone Experiences

Qimpro will be 25 on 20 November, 2012. These years have seen Qimpro mature from a reseller of ‘Juran on Quality Improvement’ video series, to a developer of IPs in Quality, Excellence and Best Practices. Our signature claim is that over the 25 years, Qimpro