PEX Awards Florida January 2014

Entries will be accepted until Friday 8 November - there is still time to enter!

Due to unprecedented demand the deadline has been extended to 8 November.

Demonstrate how you used the power of process to transform your business and enter. The winners will be announced at PEX Week USA in Orlando, Florida on Tuesday 21 January 2014.
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>> Download your application kit

Enter each category for $100. Recognize your process excellence efforts and enter. All shortlisted finalists will be announced mid-December.

If you have any questions ahead of entering please don't hesitate to contact us on awards@iqpc.co.uk .


Celebrate your project and program excellence with PEX.

All the best,
The PEX Network Awards Team

P.S. Don't miss out. Enter before 8 November!

Process Excellence in Africa - keynote presentation

The second global Process Excellence conference completed this week in Cape Town, South Africa. The IQPC team are noted for their organisation and excellent speaker profiles and this event was a great example of the very latest thinking, in depth technical reviews and guidance for Process people throughout Africa.

Highly recommended for any conference the next in the global series Europe with London in April. You can review that event here: http://bit.ly/PEXLondon2012


The following is Steve Towers presentation which examines how some organisations seem to defy the recession and achieve ongoing success for their customers, employees and shareholders.
It looks like magic until you know the trick!

Steve towers process excellence _africa_2012_cape_town

View more presentations from Steve Towers.

How can you sell process to everyone?

A terrific introduction to process featured at the PEX US 2012 process conference. Check this video out and point your colleagues to its use. It will make the job of demonstrating the value of process much easier. Thanks to Diana at the PEX network.

Are you in the shadow of a Scottish Pin Factory?

What is this?
Yes it is YOUR organization chart.

It is also a legacy from the Industrial Revolution and notably Adam Smith's book "The Wealth of Nations" (1776). Are you organizing yourself like a Scottish pin factory or more realistically for the second decade of the 21st century?


Someone who takes a sideways swipe at the 'sub division of labor' is Seth Godin.

Have a glance at his most excellent blog:
http://bit.ly/BPM_Org_Charts