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Software Information |
Qudos offers a range of quality, compliance and risk management software. Information on those products is available from the 'Products' menu, and these files:
Qudos 3
The all-inclusive solution to efficiently and effectively run your management system
Brochure (PDF)
Quality Manager Toolkit
The comprehensive toolkit for quickly and easily developing your own quality system based on ISO 9001:2008
Brochure (PDF)
Safety Manager Toolkit
The comprehensive toolkit for developing your own OHS management system based on OHSAS 18001:2007 and AS/NZS 4801:2001
Brochure (PDF)
Enviro Manager Toolkit
The comprehensive toolkit for developing your own EMS based on ISO 14001:2004
Brochure (PDF)
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Documents for your management system |
These are examples from the massive online resource centre at www.qudosclub.com.
Social Media Policy - Word documents
In recent years, there has been an explosion in what has become known as social media - Interactive web sites such as myspace, twitter and facebook. While these can offer big opportunities for business, there can also be pitfalls. New rules and expectations apply. A company that is perceived to be 'doing the wrong thing' can quickly be the target of a huge amount of adverse publicity. Just as organisations began introducing policies regarding use of email and the Internet some years ago, if you have employees that participate in social media, now may be the time to start thinking of a policy. 
We originally created a conservative example to get you thinking. This has caused a great deal of interest, and we can now offer some great alternative versions thanks to contributions by Adam Franklin of web strategy specialists Bluewire Media and Vivienne Storey of social media lawyers Blands Law. Perhaps one of these examples might be a good starting point for your own policy / guidelines.
Social Media Policy (conservative) - Click to open - requires MS Word
Social Media Guidelines (moderate) - Click to open - requires MS Word
Social Media Policy (unrestricted) - Click to open - requires MS Word
Further guidance on web strategies and social media policies can be obtained from the above contributors.
Cause and effect analysis
Fishbone or Cause and Effect diagram (DOC)
Fishbone or Cause and Effect diagram (XLS)
Cause and Effect analysis can be greatly assisted by using a diagram in the shape of a fish skeleton. This diagram has the stated problem as the head, and helps the user to trace problems back to originating or root causes through the bone structure. It is otherwise known as the Ishikawa diagram (after its originator Kaoru Ishikawa - one of the founding fathers of quality management). Templates are provided here in Microsoft Excel and Word formats. They are examples of the templates included in the Quality Manager toolkit.
Continuous improvement - the PDCA cycle
Applying the PDCA cycle (PPT)
Zipped training presentation in Microsoft PowerPoint format. This may be used to help train your employees about the relevance and use of the PDCA cycle in your management system.