ICT advantages in quality management systems
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Ventajas de las TIC en los sistemas de gestión de calidad
Cruz Mican, Edgar Olmedo
Chaves Jones, Diana Carolina
ABSTRACT
The main purpose of this research is to
highlight the importance of an Information
System within organizations, even more so
when they have one or more Management
Systems, which require certain guidelines,
documentation, and minimum parameters for
compliance. The benefits of its implementation
and proper use are shown by the authors.
KEY WORDS: ICT Information and
communication technology, Managing
Systems, Information Systems
RESUMEN
El propósito principal de esta investigación es
resaltar la importancia de un Sistema de
Información dentro de las organizaciones, más
aún cuando estas cuentan con uno o más
Sistemas de Gestión, los cuales requieren de
ciertos lineamientos, documentaciones y
parámetros mínimos para el cumplimiento. Se
muestran entonces las bondades, y beneficios
Received: November 09, 2021
Approved: December 12, 2021
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Doctor en Administración de
Negocios/Posdoctor en Educación, Ciencias
Sociales e Interculturalidad
Universidad Santo Tomás de Aquino
Bogotá D.C. - Colombia
edgarcruz@ustadistancia.edu.co
https://orcid.org/0000-0001-8581-3104
© Magíster en Gerencia de TIC
Universidad ECCI
Bogotá D.C. - Colombia
dianaca.chavesjo@ecci.edu.co
https://orcid.org/my-orcid?orcid=0000-
0002-2815-2466
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que trae consigo su implementación y
adecuado uso.
Palabras clave: TIC Tecnología de la
información y la comunicación, Sistemas de
gestión, Sistemas de información.
Introduction
In the world of telecommunications and advanced technologies, changes must be
generated by companies in terms of thinking and innovation by companies, but also
in the management systems that help guide the reins of the organization. The present
investigation brings a case of a Colombian industry, which outsources different
businesses focused on providing services to more than seventy clients, and which is
certified in different management systems; however, it lacks an efficient and effective
information backup mechanism that allows the organization to be controlled 100%
reliably and in real time. Performing the validation within its employees, reliable
metrics are generated, while initial solutions are proposed to solve existing problems.
Materials and methods
The research method of this writing is based on the fundamentals of generating
questions and answers according to the experiences lived with the Management
Systems, and the needs experienced in terms of the absence of having Information
Systems that generate the adequate affirmation of the tasks required for the dynamism
of the interrelated processes. The foregoing carries with it the elements of maieutic,
which allows formulating endless questions until obtaining the hidden "truth".
The methodology used for this research is Quantitative Non-Probabilistic; The
population that will be analyzed in the present investigation, are the collaborators of a
company that outsources tangible and intangible BPO services, called Synerjoy1, with
different transversal positions within that intervene directly in the Integrated
Management Systems in which it is certified. To understand better the population
sample that was taken to obtain the results presented in this research, each position,
and the role it plays within the Management System is broken down:
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Table 1 Positions surveyed within the company Synerjoy.
Position
Position within
the management
system
Quality Analyst
Monitor total of generated interactions by the
operation. In other words, this position audits the
missional process of the company.
Internal Auditor
Responsible of internal audits inside the
transversal processes of the company (Missional,
strategic and support)
The authors thank Synerjoy and all its collaborators for participating in the sampling
exercise and allowing this information to be provided.
Coordinator
Responsible of executing activities withing the
missional process of the company. In other words,
responsible of the operation.
Director
Directors of different processes that form the
company. They oversee the strategy. That means they
constantly monitor KPI, goals and other results.
Formator
It is the socializing area of the company. This area
oversees supervising that all the information is
transmitted on time and in the correct form. It also
focuses on how information is understood under the
premises of concept and purpose.
Chief
Direct responsible of all the different management
systems of the company. For this study case the
company chiefs divide as it follows:
Quality system area
Information security area
SST area
Environmental system area.
Reporting or
Data analysts
In charge of gathering all the results obtained from
measuring or from tasks developed to build
scorecards with its correspondent KPI.
The mechanism used for the investigation was through a survey conducted in the
Microsoft Forms tool, where the questions presented in the following section were
formulated.
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Before being able to identify the importance of ICT in Quality Management systems,
it is necessary to detail the concept of Information and Communication Technologies
(ICT), and everything that it encompasses.
Let us start by specifying the definition of Min TIC towards:
“Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) are the set of resources, tools,
equipment, computer programs, applications, networks, and media; that allow the
compilation, processing, storage, transmission of information such as: voice, data,
text, video, and images” (Min TIC, 2009).
On the other hand, Quality Management systems require elements that allow easy and
agile management of all the requirements that they demand. The management of both
physical and digital documentation, the consolidation of management indicators and
their measurement, the adjustments made to the processes of each organization, must
always be monitored; They must maintain a constant review and follow-up to comply
with the continuous improvement to which these practices invite. To make decisions
quickly and effectively, it is necessary to have technological tools that allow, not only
the system administrators, the operators, but also the senior management, the visual
of each item included in the Quality System Management. These tasks should not be
cumbersome, complicated, or difficult to manage, otherwise any Management System
or several Integrated Management Systems will become obsolete and will only be
supported on paper and not in constant operation or in practice.
The authors have been auditors and administrators of Integrated Management
Systems for five years, which allows them to show how complicated it is to keep
Management Systems up to date, aligned with the reality of Organizations, creating
awareness on the importance and advantages that these structures and good practices
bring to the different businesses, not only for recognition before a certification, but on
the contrary, the economic benefits that come with the optimization of the processes;
not only in terms of profitability, but also in mitigating the materialization of risks,
which not only have to do with financial consequences, but also legal, reputational,
technological, etc. Based on the foregoing, the greatest obstacles for Management
Systems (Differentiator, n.d.) are listed:
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1. Total or partial absence in time and dedication from personnel with knowledge
and responsibility for the preparation, updating and publication of what
concerns the documentary subject of the system; We talk about everything
related to policies, procedures, manuals, instructions, bulletins, formats, record
keeping, among others.
2. Lack of total or partial disclosure of the system documentation, which supports
what, how, when, where, who does things within the organization, which leads
to a lack of coherence between what is said and what is done.
3. Procedures incorrectly stated, elaborated, or even explained in a wrong way.
Likewise, inadequate and/or obsolete formats where incorrect and/or
incomplete information is recorded.
4. Lack of knowledge towards indicators, measurements at the wrong time and
Key Performance Indicator (KPI), without follow-up, which generates poor
decision-making, decision-making at the wrong time, or absence of these.
5. Absence of parameters that allow methodologies homologation applied within
the organization; Each collaborator executes tasks and/or documents according
to what they consider to be good for themselves, but not following parameters
established by a documentary or Quality policy.
6. Activities that do not complement each other, generating disarticulation within
the processes, or in many cases inefficiency in the processes, due to duplication,
failures, absences of tasks not correctly identified.
7. Lack of leadership, involvement, and interest from senior management, or even
process leaders; This is always a consequence that is invisible from the benefits
of the implementation of the management system, whatever it may be, in terms
of efficiency, efficacy and effectiveness, have not been made visible to them.
8. Total or partial absence of education, training, reinforcements, and
certifications in matters related to Management Systems; within these we find
that topics such as:
a) Roles and responsibilities
b) Position profiles
c) Organization chart
d) Approach, monitoring, analysis of management indicators for decision
making.
e) Identification of risks.
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f) Analysis of internal and external contexts.
g) Adequate maintenance of physical and digital documentation.
h) Diligence and custody of records.
I) Poor education towards the PDCA cycle (Plan, Do, Check, Act) and
continuous improvement.
9. Inadequate allocation of resources for the implementation and/or maintenance
of the Management System. Ailments may occur in the following resources:
a) Time
b) Finances
c) Materials
d) Staff
e) Information
f) Infrastructure
10. Excessive interest in the certificate, but not in the proper functioning of the
processes based on thinking about risks and optimizing resources and tasks.
11. Resistance to change; cultural issues of the organization; lack of awareness,
disinterest.
12. Lack of a clear objective that clearly ends the why and what for the organization
has decided to implement a Management System.
However, having already identified the potential causes of breakdowns in the
implementation and maintenance of Management Systems, it is necessary to evaluate
how ICTs can contribute to this strategic objective of Organizations. To do this, we will
analyze each requirement established in the ISO 9001: 2015 Standard, which we will
take as a reference for the Quality standard, applied to any Service Provider
Organization in the Communications Sector:
With the above, it is easier to detect the specific needs that the administration of the
Management Systems have; not only in administration, as mentioned above, but in
what it represents for the promising future of an organization which is obtaining
information from customers and/or end users regarding the products and/or services
provided, and how data analytics is carried out in favor of multiplying economic
benefits, reputations, business and others. A clear example of this is how organizations
can seek, through the implementation of ICT, a Data Analytics scheme in favor of
improving the Customer Experience (CX).
1. Data analytics allow companies to identify:
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2. Moments of truth
3. Knowledge regarding some types of clients’ vs goods and services.
Customer perception of the organization, in terms of administration, customer service,
infrastructure, human capital, quality of products and services, competitors, among
others.
Due to the above, it is understood that the aim is not simply to implement and manage
Management Systems in favor of a certification, but rather to homogenize processes,
automate them and subsequently exploit the consolidated data by applying analytics
based, for example, on artificial intelligence, leading to innovative results (Ahmad
Zakaria Siam, 2012) (UKessays, 2021).
However, as mentioned by Pablo Gorraiz Martín, Director of Innovation and Projects
at Luis Simoes Logística Integrada S.A in his article - ICT IN QUALITY
MANAGEMENT -
“The impact of ICT in the Supply Chain has been one of the greatest contributors to
the increase in quality in all processes, the reduction of delivery times, the
optimization of stocks and the improvement in demand forecasting, sales commitment
to customers through online access to product availability information and order
delivery management through computerized messages, through interfaces between
the different companies and elements involved in the supply chain, reducing errors
and improving the quality of product traceability”. (Pablo Gorraiz Martin, 2011).
The approach developed is that all ICT elements must be highly developed and used
by Management Systems. One of these elements is the Information Systems, which
help the entire PDCA cycle of the system. Here are some of its benefits:
Image 1. Information systems applied within a management system Done by
author.
Information Systems Applied in a Management System
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Monitoring
and
Control
Security
STAFF
Infrastructure
Documentation
SGC
Requirements
Operations
Environmental Conditions
Verification / Validation
Management of products and/or services
Technical records
Reference data
Calibration
Reference materials
Assurance of validity
Results
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The previous image shows the scheme and infrastructure of an Information System
that integrates the minimum elements required by any Management System. Let us
then develop its functionality one by one:
For the Operational issue, Information Systems play a crucial role, since it allows the
user to enter all the information required for their work. This information is
consolidated and protected in databases, allowing a to build a statistical compendium
that can later be used for quantitative analysis and the generation of indicators.
In this part, the Information System must work by simulating a "check list" of tasks or
steps that the operator must enter, to guarantee the protection of minimum data for
each product or service that is working. Below, and based on the configuration made,
the indicators that have been set will be calculated.
Infrastructure refers to all the logistics that must be considered for the
implementation, start-up, and maintenance of an Information System. The
organization must consider the physical and/or virtual space that the Information
System will require, as well as all the logistics that this entails. Of course, tied to this,
you must pay for the necessary investment, to finance the project from end to end, and
Physical
Technological
Economic resources
Infrastructure
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do not stop any task due to lack of resources derived from inadequate financial
planning.
Information Systems must contain Human Talent information, from the moment of
the definition of the functions manuals. These requirements must address topics such
as the identification of the positions, the description of the essential functions of the
job, the basic knowledge, the skills, experience, and other requisites that the person or
people who will perform these functions must have, as well as academic training. With
the previous definition, the Information System must generate the necessary keys to
open or deny permits to certain sites and/or activities within them according to the
fulfillment of these characteristics. The foregoing must be done through
administration and users, which are generated, classified, and granted the
corresponding permissions, roles, privileges, etc. At the end they will be removed if
Selection and hiring
Competencies
Training and certifications
Roles and responsibilities
Users management
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required. A simple example of this administration is when the differential permissions
between an administrator user and an operator or query user are similar; the privileges
are completely different.
Information security in these systems plays a crucial role, especially when it is accessed
from various places. Likewise, vulnerabilities must be identified from all the roles and
privileges that the system has. Confidentiality of the information must be guaranteed
from the moment the user is authenticated, until the end of the session, preventing
information from being extracted without the parameters defined by the organization.
When it comes to availability, the Information System must not only be enabled per se
but must also have all the data available in real time. The issues of unavailability of
information can generate the loss of opportunities and money, by not allowing
organizations to access data in real time and make timely decisions at crucial
moments.
Regarding the integrity of the information, the system must guarantee that the data
managed, stored, processed, and generated is complete according to the
parameterization of the organization; There cannot be data without the quality
Security
Confidentiality
Availability
Integrity
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needed, since with these, decisions will be made in real time, and using them to the
same extent can generate direct consequences.
Derived from data collection and processing, the Information System must have a
Dashboard that allows the display of metrics required by each user who consults it.
The reports must have traceability in terms of time of data collection, the statistics that
are generated and the results obtained. In the same way, a trend and forecast of
information, hopefully based on Information Analytics is crucial for decision making
to be successful.
It is also important to have an alarm system that alerts users, as appropriate, when the
indicators are about to exceed the permitted levels (either up or down). This would
generate added value in terms of control and prevention of the materialization of risks.
Monitoring
and
Control
Data Validation
Traceability
KPIS
Reports
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As is well known, documentation is necessary within a management system, from its
creation, its modifications, and its validity. That is why the Information System can
contribute to maintaining control of changes in formats, procedures, policies,
manuals, among others. Likewise, the records will be completed and kept preserving
the traceability that the systems require.
In this module it will also be important that the System allows the disclosure of new
documentation, tied to a validation of understanding and acceptance that certifies that
the users accessed the shared information, that it was understood and that it was
accepted. This will guarantee continuous training, updating and permanent
dissemination in all senses, taking with it the records corresponding to said activity.
Documentation
Policies
Legal and regulatory requirements
Profiles and accreditations
Formats and records
Change control
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Results
Image 2. Survey’s question 1 Graphic automatically generated by Microsoft
Forms
The population surveyed were sixty-seven workers of the organization distributed as
it follows:
Image 3. Survey’s question 2 Graphic automatically generated by Microsoft
Forms.
The areas and processes surveyed had the following participation within the study:
According to the above it is important to mention that:
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1. All the chiefs, Quality Analysts and Internal Auditors of the company
participated, who are the direct administrators of the Management Systems.
2. The Coordinators show a major participation in the survey; however, they are
the ones who do a considerable number of tasks in the company as they work
directly in the missional process (the operation) serving corporate clients.
The questionnaire contains the following questions where the analysis of each of
its results will be conducted:
Image 4. Survey’s question 3 – Graphic automatically generated by Microsoft Forms
Do you think that in an office tool (Excel) you can keep track of the system’s
results?
Being a company that does not have an Information System implemented, a
culture of managing different files is present. That not only makes it difficult to
manage the consolidation and analysis of indicators generated, but also requires
investing in human resource that generates said task and subsequently performs
the comparisons that each process or area requires. The 31% of people who
indicate that they do not feel comfortable with follow-ups in tools such as Excel
for action plans, compared to 69% of acceptance due to duplication of files, shows
how complex it is to change the organizational culture. An example of this is that
within the company there is a Reporting position, whose function is to consolidate
all the information that is generated in Excel files, to later generate graphs, tables,
and other elements necessary for analysis.
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Image 5. Survey’s question 4 Graphic automatically generated by Microsoft
Forms
Is it efficient and effective to conduct audits of the management system through
office automation tools, without centralizing the company's information?
Even so, when 66% of people are asked about the centralization of information,
they are aware that the crossing of data generates reprocesses within the day to
day of all procedures. However, it is surprising to see that 34% (not insignificant
percentage) are used to do manual work.
Image 6. Survey’s question 5 Graphic automatically generated by Microsoft
Forms
Is it productive for you to centralize all the process and information in an
application?
When reviewing the positions corresponding to that 6% that indicate that it is NOT
productive to integrate all the information, one Trainer and three Coordinators
are evidenced; In the future, it leads to the idea of highlighting another interesting
exercise in which it is possible to investigate the concept they have from their work
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and professional approach, why they consider that their productivity will not be
tied to the automation and centralization of data.
Image 7. Survey’s question 6 – Graphic automatically generated by Microsoft Forms
How do you communicate your findings?
The communication channels mentioned previously are official, corporate
channels to conduct different processes. It is interesting to see how people
consider email to be a reliable channel for transmitting alerts, indicators, action
plans, results, feedback, among others.
Image 8 Survey’s question 7 – Graphic automatically generated by Microsoft Forms
According to the previous question, is the channel you use to disseminate the
findings effective?
The cultural change that must be generated, in addition to showing the benefits of an
Information System, is that people understand that, although emails with some types
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of information are sent and received, this does not guarantee that people read the
messages. on time or have them interpreted as required. These channels should be
used for other types of procedures and communications, but it is not recommended
that they be useful for the monitoring and/or results of the Management systems. In
addition, it must be remembered that, within an Information System, not only metrics
are shared, but they also intend to contain information regarding profiles,
authentication, certifications, skills, and competencies, among other topics which are
not usually disclosed by the channels described above.
Image 9. Survey’s question 8 – Graphic automatically generated by Microsoft Forms
Do the action plans have measurable and easy-to-consult traceability?
Results found to this question were quite even. Reviewing the results in more detail
we could find:
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Table 2. Question 6 answers detailed where these are correlated to each position.
Options
Quality
analyst
Intern
al
audito
r
Coordinat
or
Direct
or
Format
or
Chi
ef
Reporti
ng
Tot
al
Percenta
ge
There is
no
traceabili
ty
3
7
1
1
12
18%
It is
consulta
ble but
not
measura
ble
2
4
2
8
12%
it is
measurabl
e and easy
to consult
4
16
4
2
26
39%
it is
measurabl
e, but it is
not easy to
consult
7
8
2
2
2
21
31%
Total
1
3
3
35
2
6
7
1
67
According to the table above, several analyzes emerge:
There is a notable disparity between the officials who oversee auditing the
operating processes and the company in general (Quality Analysts and Internal
Auditors). The same happens among the team of Coordinators, who in first
instance are the ones who monitor indicators such as goals and productivity
daily. In addition, it is remarkably interesting to see that the direct managers
responsible for the Management Systems divide their opinions between the
options given in this question.
The directors are aware that there are indicators that can be measurable, but
that the non-consolidation of these makes it difficult to consult them just in
time.
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Image 10. Survey’s question 9 Graphic automatically generated by Microsoft
Forms
Do you currently have updated real-time reporting for operational alerts or to take
improvement measures?
The division observed in the responses continues to be marked by the coordinators,
who consider that the “online” concept is attributed to an Excel that is exported or
downloaded. This can be confirmed when it is the directors who ensure that
information is not available in real time.
Image 11. Survey’s question 10 Graphic automatically generated by Microsoft
Forms
Do you think that the current information repository is useful and effective for the
administration of information records?
These results are clearly linked to question number 4 and corresponds to the culture
of consulting and transmitting all information via email. It is even interesting to see
how the option of shared folders, an official repository, guarded by Technology and to
which the files stored there are backed up, is not considered.
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Image 12. Survey’s question 11 Graphic automatically generated by Microsoft
Forms
With the current methodology, do your findings reach all the stakeholders of the
process to conduct the action plans needed?
This question is key to this research, since the directors, solely responsible for the
maintenance of the Management Systems, do all agree that these forms of
safeguarding and disseminating information are NOT useful when sharing findings.
This makes it clear that, at the time of surveying the staff, they were told to
"Understand executives, coordinators, directors, bosses, quality analysts, trainers, any
Synerjoy collaborator, and even Corporate Clients, ARL, among others as an interested
party
Image 13. Survey’s question 12 Graphic automatically generated by Microsoft
Forms
Do you think that the company has the ideal technological and communication tools
for the proper administration of a management system?
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As a conclusion, there is an organization where almost half of the staff indicate that
they do not have adequate communication tools to transmit all this type of
information; however, they have gotten used to operating this way.
Discusión
There are different information systems on the market, and options to choose from
with specific characteristics for the organization whose parameterization can come
from the option of hiring a developer team that generates these use cases; In any of
the cases, this will depend on the decision-making based on the awareness that the
High Directives have of understanding that the Management System is easily
manageable with these mechanisms. Now, the above not only to obtain and/or
maintain a certification of any international standard; its functionality goes even
further, since it allows companies to be organized and involved in each one of the
procedures it performs, allowing end-to-end engagement with all officials and their
tasks.
Conclusions
Companies that suffer from Information Systems create a culture focused on manual
work and the reprocessing of activities. The non-automation leads to not only
incurring in the cost of additional personnel, but also the generated indicators can be
affected, since the manipulation of databases and the crossing of information generate
susceptibility to information modification. The foregoing confirms the urgent need to
implement Information Systems that allow the administration of the Integrated
Management Systems of the companies, from their planning, their execution, their
controls and finally to trace the necessary continuous improvement.
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