1. OVERVIEW OF THE PHILIPPINE QUALITY AWARD (PQA) PROGRAM

2. About the PQA Executive Order No. 448 October 1997
RA No PQA Act February 2001
Roadmap
towards
Global
Competitiveness
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3. PQA is the highest national quality award patterned after the Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Award (MBNQA) of the US and those in Europe & Asia.

4. What is Philippine Quality Award?
Provides training for organizations and would-be assessors & best practice sharing conferences
Promotes Performance Excellence through the adoption of PQA Criteria;
Offers an assessment tool to evaluate organizational processes and performance results; and

5. Objectives of the PQA Standards on organizational performance
National system for assessing quality and productivity performance
Standards on organizational performance
To recognize organizations which have achieved the highest level of quality and business excellence

6. PQA FOR PERFORMANCE EXCELLENCE
An integrated approach to organizational performance management
that results in:
Delivery of ever-improving value to customers & stakeholders,
contributing to organizational sustainability
Improvement of overall organizational effectiveness and capabilities
Organizational and personal learning

7. BENEFITS TO THE APPLICANT ORGANIZATION

8. Thorough evaluation and review by experts & panel of assessors
Outside perspective of organizations Strengths and opportunities for improvement
Feedback Report to guide your organization’s quality
& productivity Improvement

9. Increase employee involvement, customer satisfaction & retention
Achieve performance
results
Increase employee involvement, customer satisfaction & retention
Benchmark for exceptional management practices

10. PROGRAM BENEFICIARIES
National Line Agencies
Government Owned & Controlled Corporations
Local Government Units
State Universities and Colleges
Other Government Agencies
PROGRAM BENEFICIARIES
PUBLIC SECTOR

11. PROGRAM BENEFICIARIES
Agriculture
Manufacturing
Pharmaceutical Medicines
Consumer / Industrial Goods
Foods / Processed Foods
Electronics
Services
Educational Institution
Healthcare Institution
Financial Institution
Other Industries
PRIVATE SECTOR
Small / Medium / Large Enterprise

12. PQA ASSESSMENT PROCESS

13. Submission of Application Report Eligibility Determination
Independent Review
Initial
Consensus
Review
Site Visit
Pre-Site Visit
Final Consensus
Final Judges
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15. Recognition Levels Highest level of for MASTERY
for COMMITMENT
To Quality
Management
for PROFICIENCY
In Quality
for MASTERY
PHILIPPINE
QUALITY AWARD
for
Performance
Excellence
Highest level of
Demonstrate superior results.
*Role model in the Philippines
Achieved significant progress
in building sound processes
Demonstrate serious commitment
to Total Quality Management
Recognition Levels

16. Recognition for Commitment to Quality Management
PQA Awardees
Level 1:
Recognition for Commitment to Quality Management
Electronic
Assemblies
Inc.
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17. Recognition for Proficiency in Quality Management
PQA Awardees
Level 2:
Recognition for Proficiency in Quality Management
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18. PQA Awardees Level 3: Level 4: PQA for Performance Excellence
Recognition for Mastery in Quality Management
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19. Know more about PQA PQA Website pqa.org.ph@gmail.com
PQA Program | LinkedIn
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20. OVERVIEW OF THE PHILIPPINE QUALITY CHALLENGE (PQC) PROGRAM

21. What is Philippine Quality Challenge (PQC)
Self-assessment
Consultancy Service
Recognition Program
Assist Private Organizations, specially SMEs, and LGUs in their journey to performance excellence

22. PQC Program Beneficiaries (Private Sector)
Manufacturing
Services
Private Schools
Agriculture
Pharmaceutical
Consumer Goods
Health Care
Financial Institutions
Other Industries
Based on capitalization
Small: 3,000,001 to 15,000,000
Medium: 15,000,001 to
100,000,000
LARGE: More than 100,000,000
Based on the number of employees
SMALL: 10 – 99
MEDIUM: 99 – 100
LARGE: 200 and above
Public Sector:
Local Government Units
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23. Benefits of the Program
Acquire consultancy services that will serve as excellent guide for continual improvement.
Be recognized at an annual conference.
Be part of globally recognized organizations.
Gain an outside perspective of your company’s STRENGTHS and OPPORTUNITIES FOR IMPROVEMENT (OFI).
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24. PQC Process PERFORMANCE EXCELLENCE Awarding and Forum
Another Consultancy Service (for PQC Awardees)
Awarding and Forum
Improvement Validation
Assessment Period
Feedback Reporting
Consultancy Service
APPLICATION
CONSULTANCY
PERFORMANCE
EXCELLENCE
Company Profile
and Self-Assessment Form Submission
Eligibility Application Form Submission
PQC Applicants’ Training
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25. PQC Process for Large Organization
Awarding and Forum
Improvement Validation
Assessment Period
Feedback Reporting
Consultancy Service
APPLICATION
PERFORMANCE
EXCELLENCE
Company Profile
and Self-Assessment Form Submission
Eligibility Application Form Submission
PQC Applicants’ Training
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26. PQC Category Point Value
TOTAL POINTS
Management 45
Planning 35
Customer
Measurement and Data Management
Workforce
Operations
Business Results
180
400
PROCESS CATEGORIES
RESULTS CATEGORY
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27. 251 points out of 500 to be a PQC Awardee IMPROVEMENT VALIDATION SCORE
PQC Scoring
400 points
ASSESSMENT SCORE
251 points out of 500 to be a PQC Awardee
500 total points
100 points
IMPROVEMENT VALIDATION SCORE
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28. Philippine Quality Challenge (PQC) Award
Recognitions
Quality Class in Management
Quality Class in Customers
Quality Class in Workforce
Quality Class in Operations
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29. 16 Private Sector 17 Applicant Companies 1 Public Sector
PQC Program Participants ( )
15 Awardees
16 Private Sector
17 Applicant Companies
1 Public Sector

30. PQC 1 Awardees 2012-2016 PQC 2 Awardees 2012-2016
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31. and Improvement Validation
The Link of PQC to PQA
RECOGNITION
Quality Class
STRENGTH 2
OFIs
ROUND OF
CONSULTANCY
SERVICE ND
ASSESSMENT
CONSULTANCY SERVICE
and Improvement Validation
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32. THE ASSESSORS

33. The PQA Institutional Set-up

34. Know more about PQC PQA Website https://www.pqa.org.ph
PQA Program | LinkedIn
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35. The End

36. Rationale of the Agreement

37. To intensify the promotion and advocacy of the Philippine Quality Award (PQA) and Philippine Quality Challenge (PQC) programs.
The DTI – Competitiveness Bureau looked for an educational institution to partner with for a project in creating promotional ads for both PQA & PQC.

38. Being one of the recipient of the PQA Level 1 Recognition for Commitment to Quality Management and having known to have a very active Mass Communication and Digital Arts Students, the Colegio de San Juan de Letran – Manila was identified by DTI – Competitiveness Bureau to become its partner.

39. After the proposal, concept paper and coordination meeting between DTI – CB and Letran – Manila officials, the “QUALITYLYMPICS” was conceptualized.

40. SAMPLE LOGO ONLY

41. Project Description Qualitylympics
is a multimedia contest among Mass Communication and Digital Arts students developed and organized by the Department of Trade and Industry - Competitiveness Bureau in partnership with the Colegio de San Juan de Letran – Manila

42. MECHANICS AND REQUIREMENTS OF “QUALITYLYMPICS”

43. Objectives
Promote the Philippine Quality Award (PQA) and Philippine Quality Challenge (PQC) program by tapping the interest and creativity of the students through the creation of 4 different types of advertising materials such as:
Audio Visual Presentation (PQC)
Audio Visual Presentation (Assessors)
Print Ad (PQA|PQC)
TVC/Animated Infographics (PQA)

44. 100% Requirements ORIGINAL
All entries must be completely original and not utilize content owned by another copyright holder unless the entrant has been granted specific usage rights. If a student project is selected and documentation of specific usage rights cannot be supplied, the project will be disqualified.
DTI-CB and Letran-Manila will not be liable for any copyright infringement on the part of the entrant, and will not become involved in copyright disputes.
100%
ORIGINAL

45. Guidelines for AVP (PQC)
It must be able to connect to its target audience such as the Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) and Local Government Units (LGUs).
It should showcase the benefits of the program
Maximum of 5minutes per entry

46. Guidelines for AVP (Assessor)
It should showcase the caliber of the trained Assessors who partake in the assessment.
It should showcase the benefits of being an Assessor
Maximum of 2 minutes per entry

47. Guidelines for Print Ad (PQA | PQC)
It must interpret and sell the PQA | PQC program through visual illustration
It must be printed in A3 size paper placed in ½ illustration board.

48. Guidelines for Animated Infographics (PQA)
The information is represented accurately and communicated clearly. Sources for additional information should be included in the credits (original sources whenever possible).
Story/layout must be engaging and insightful, helping to pull the viewer through animated infographic illustration.
Maximum of 2 minutes per entry

49. Criteria for Judging CRITERIA DESCRIPTION POINT VALUE
Overall Creativity
overall originality/uniqueness of the materials, use of original ideas and research, illustration and style)
30%
(Judges)
Overall Video Quality
(this refers to the technical quality of the video in terms of clarity of the images and sounds)
25%
(Professor)
Visual Aesthetics
(refers to the beauty or the pleasing appearance of the material)
10%
Visual Impact
(interpret and sell the PQA|PQC programs through visual illustration )
15%
Social Media
(This refers to the images are woven into a story & how it leaves a lasting impact to the audience through its aural and visual appeal.
(DTI-CB)
TOTAL POINTS
100%

50. THANK YOU! Any questions? DTI – Competitiveness Bureau
3rd Floor Tara Building
389 Sen. Gil Puyat Ave., Makati City
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PQA Website: