Nominees for the 2017 EFQM Global Excellence Award

The RADAR logic is a dynamic assessment framework and powerful management tool that provides a structured approach to questioning the performance of an organisation.

At the highest level, RADAR logic states that an organisation needs to:

Determine the

RESULTS it is aiming to achieve as part of its strategy

Plan and develop an integrated set of sound APPROACHES to deliver the required results both now and in the future

DEPLOY the approaches in a systematic way to ensure implementation

ASSESS and
REFINE the deployed approaches based on monitoring and analysis of the results achieved and ongoing learning activities.

EFQM Global Excellence Index -

the levels

To join the EFQM Global Excellence Index your organisation needs to go through an assessment against the EFQM Excellence Model with the level in the Index being determined by the assessment score, which is arrived at using the EFQM RADAR Logic - see article above.

Platinum - over 700 points

Gold - over 600 points

Silver - over 500 points

Bronze - over 300 points

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Newsletter - August 2017

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The early summer has seen us once again supporting the EFQM in their awards process and we announce below this year's nominees for the EFQM Global Excellence Award.

For 25 years the EFQM has presented this prestigious award to the best performing organisations, having first assessed them against the nine key areas of operation and performance set out in the EFQM Excellence Model. This experience has enabled them to analyse how in fact true and sustainable excellence is achieved across the whole of an organisation. Wishing to share this valuable insight with their members and other organisations, they have recently launched their Global Excellence Index - see our article below.

This is an exciting new venture that we are proud to support and do please contact us if you would like to know more about how you could become part of it.

Nominees for the 2017 EFQM Global Excellence Award

The EFQM Global Excellence Award is designed to recognise the world's best performing organisations, whether private, public or not-for-profit. Assessment is based on the nine areas of the EFQM Excellence Model (see below).

This year's nominees for the award are -

Bosch Car Multimedia Portugal, S.A.

Bosch Rodez Plant

Geriatrische Gesundheitszentren der Stadt Graz (GGZ)

Glasgow Housing Association

Hospital Universitario Infanta Elena

Mando Corporation Poland Sp. z.o.o.

Robert Bosch GmbH, Blaichach Plant (BhP)

Sanitas Hospitales

Tarsus Belediyesi (Municipality)

West Lothian Council

The winner will be announced at the end of the first day of the EFQM Forum, taking place this year on the 26th and 27th of October.

Follow these links to find out more about the forum, the nominees, the award itself or the model on which assessment is based.

The EFQM Excellence Model's nine areas

The nine areas of the Model are divided into "Enablers"- the things an organisation needs to do in order to develop and implement its strategy and "Results" - the things an organisation achieves and measures in order to achieve its strategic goals. An assessment against the Model covers all nine areas, but the scoring is weighted, according to the percentages shown, in recognition of the added importance of achieving customer and business results if excellence is to be sustainable. Scoring takes account of the RADAR logic used in the assessment (see article to the left).

EFQM launches its Global Excellence Index

Launched recently on the 19th July, The EFQM Global Excellence Index is a unique multi-purpose platform developed by the EFQM to recognise the world's best performing organisations, enhancing their visibility as drivers for Excellence.

Following on from from a long history of using assessment against the EFQM Excellence Model to recognise world class excellence in organisations (see above for this year's nominees for the EFQM Global Excellence Award), the EFQM have drawn on the wealth of information and experience obtained from these assessments to create an index showing where organisations are on their journey towards global excellence and provide a platform to deepen our understanding of how to achieve the very highest levels.

This new index will allow organisations to gain exposure and showcase their best practices, to benchmark with one another and to demonstrate their key achievements to their stakeholders.

Visiting the Index will allow individuals and organisations to gain a deeper understanding of what makes an organisation a world leader in Excellence and how to become one.

The Index has four levels - Platinum, Gold, Silver, Bronze - based on the score achieved by an organisation in its assessment against the EFQM Excellence Model (see the article to the left).

Sincerely,

Graham Hull
ley hill solutions limited

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