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Systematisation is a great way to increase your business’s performance and ensure sustainable growth. Systematising the processes of your company provides everyone with clarity about what they are expected to do, allowing them to step away from managerial and tactical positions and produce real results and be accountable. This requires a system that allows you document the ‘rules of your company’, so that routine tasks can take care themselves and free up time for more important tasks. This is the purpose of the management system for your company.
A management system for a company aims to create a framework of policies along with procedures and guidelines to ensure that all activities of an enterprise are carried out according to the best practices. They are designed to accomplish several corporate goals including improving efficiency of operations and financial success, customer relationships and product quality, environmental performance, worker safety and compliance with the law.
These are usually based on the PDCA cycle and involve creating processes that document, review and implement improvements to existing methods in a systematic way. Some of these processes are designed to comply with specific standards, such as ISO 9001 quality management, ISO 14001 sustainability or ISO 27001 information security.
A quality company management system should be easy to use and accessible to all employees. This could be in the form of a lightweight application that lets anyone edit and publish new quality documents or workflows, or simply making a business flow map accessible through the intranet. Whatever method is employed it is vital that the system can be easily updated to ensure that it always reflect the current procedures of the business. This will reduce the risk of it becoming outdated, which is a problem that is common with more formalized manuals and software programs which require specialist skills to maintain.