ASQ Calgary Events
Upcoming Events
ASQ Calgary sponsors quality-related meetings, plant tours, and educational courses, seminars, and conferences throughout the year. The list below displays our upcoming events.
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ASQ Calgary Past Events
- Year End Planning Session
QDG: Quality Discussion Group
June 02, 2010 at 6:00PMThis is a planning session for the events of ASQ QDG in next fiscal year starting from September, 2010.Read More >>Posted in: QDG • (0) Comment(s) • Permalink
- Employee Engagement and Ownership in Quality Management System
QDG: Quality Discussion Group
May 19, 2010 at 6:00PMThis discussion group will explore what motivates people to actively participate. Do employees simply work within the requirements of a quality system or are they actively participating in the companies well being. How we engage our employees will be what we are going to explore and solicit...Read More >>
- Cutting the Mustard - Lessons Learned in Striving to Become a Superstar Tester
SQDG: Software Quality Discussion Group
May 18, 2010 at 12:00pmAs IT professionals we strive to deliver quality projects to our business stakeholders and end users. We focus on improving our project delivery by examining our development processes, encouraging continuous learning of team members, and spending time on project retrospectives to look for areas of...Read More >>
- Call for Volunteers to join ASQ Executive Committee
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May 13, 2010 at 5:30 pmASQ Executive Committee is planning next year's team. If interested, you are invited to check out the next Executive Committee meeting.Read More >>
To be an ASQ Executive, apart from passion for quality, you have to be an ASQ member.
If you would like to join the team, time commitment is once a month for 2...
- Letting data speak for us - how to create more effective graphs
QDG: Quality Discussion Group
May 05, 2010 at 6:00"A graph is worth a thousand words". However, many graphs/charts are poorly designed resulting in confusion and misleading. This talk will focus on basic principles of effective graphs in data presentation.Read More >>
