Major Final Outputs - Preginet
Major Final Outputs - Preginet
Major Final Outputs - Preginet
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<strong>Major</strong> <strong>Final</strong> <strong>Outputs</strong><br />
1. Quality Management Representative<br />
2. Management Information Systems<br />
3. Human Resources<br />
4. Training<br />
5. Purchasing<br />
6. Billing and Collection<br />
7. Maintenance<br />
8. Internal Audit Team<br />
9. Top Management<br />
10. Document Custodian<br />
11. Four (4) R&D Divisions<br />
a. Microelectronics Division (MED)<br />
b. Communications Engineering<br />
Division (CED)<br />
c. Special Projects Division (SPD)<br />
d. Computer Software Division (CSD)<br />
The QMS Management Review followed<br />
in October to verify if QMS has indeed<br />
achieved expected outcomes in<br />
accordance to its established procedures.<br />
The session also assessed the findings<br />
in the internal audit and identified key<br />
areas of possible issues that may recur. It<br />
emphasized the importance of customer<br />
satisfaction measurement, quality plans,<br />
and possible improvements.<br />
In-house trainings for the Quality<br />
Management Representative, Document<br />
Custodian, and Head of the Internal Audit<br />
Team was conducted from July 15 to<br />
17 at the Metals Industry Research and<br />
Development Center in Taguig. The lecture<br />
and workshop was presided by Engr.<br />
Constante Almuete of the Neville Clark<br />
International.<br />
The surveillance audit is seen to be<br />
conducted on February 2010. Since, the<br />
validity of the ISO 9001:2000 certification<br />
is until November 2010, ASTI is prepping<br />
for the Transition audit on the second<br />
or third quarter next year. Further, a<br />
Gaps Analysis Workshop was held for the<br />
transition from ISO 9001:2000 to ISO<br />
9001:2008 conducted September 23,<br />
2009. The highlights were: 1) Review<br />
of scope and exclusions; 2) Review of<br />
responsibilities and authorities; 3) Review<br />
of business process; 4) Review of six<br />
(6) mandatory procedures; 5) Review of<br />
handling customer complaints; 6)Review<br />
of QMS policy; and 7) Review of quality<br />
objectives.<br />
Rationalization Plan<br />
Background<br />
In an effort to make the government<br />
effective notwithstanding its limited<br />
resources, President Gloria Macapagal-<br />
Arroyo signed Executive Order (EO) 366 on<br />
04 October 2004. With its implementing<br />
rules and regulations signed on 11 May<br />
2005 by then DBM Secretary, the late<br />
Emilia T. Boncodin, Departments under<br />
the Executive Branch were directed to take<br />
a strategic review of their operations and<br />
organizations.<br />
Through EO 366, ASTI prepared its<br />
Rationalization Plan (RP) with the objective<br />
of focusing its efforts and scarce resources<br />
on its vital/core functions, improve<br />
its quality of services by eliminating<br />
overlaps and duplication and improving<br />
its performance by rationalizing its<br />
service delivery and support systems, and<br />
organization structure and staffing.