In the Dec 2022 edition of GBNewsletter read about: 8th International Best Practice Competition, Features & Failures – A Bank Fable, Organizational Excellence in Our Global Goverment & Education Sectors, 2nd International Innovation & Benchmarking Summit
During his recent visit to the United Arab Emirates, Dr Robin Mann, Director, Centre for Organisational Excellence Research (COER) and Founder of the International Best Practice Competition bestowed upon the UAE-based winners of the 8th International Best Practice Competition 2022, their award plaques and certificates in recognition of their outstanding work.
Two joint winners of the 3rd New Zealand Best Practice Competition 2022 were announced on 9 November 2022 by the New Zealand Business Excellence Foundation and Centre for Organisational Excellence Research. The competition recognizes exceptional best practices across industries, sectors, and functions. The criteria and judging system are aligned to the International Best Practice Competition.
On the 4 October 2022 the Final Knowledge Sharing Summit of the 5th Cycle of Dubai We Learn marked a new beginning with a name change from “Dubai We Learn” to “Dubai for Best Practices” in recognition of Dubai’s maturity in leading the application of best practices.
BPIR.com newsletter September 2022, in this issue read about the award winners of the International Beat Practice Competition, Organisation-Wide Innovation Award, the Organisation-Wide Innovation Award, Global Benchmarking Award, and the Environmental, Social, & Governance (ESG) Excellence Award. The newsletter includes featured news, events, best practice video clip, and best practice case studies.
During the annual competition that gathers global best practices, Obeikan Digital Solutions one of Obeikan Investment Group subsidiaries was competing against 62 other best practices and was among the 14 international finalists from various categories. Obeikan Digital Solutions achieved 6-Stars as an outstanding best practice in the International Best Practice Competition for the year 2022, earning 6 stars and marking their place among leading businesses.
With immense delight, we share the names of the Winners and Runners-Up of the 4th Organisation-Wide Innovation Award 2022, and the 7th Global Benchmarking Award 2022, the Finals of which were held on 04 August 2022. The Pioneer In Excellence Prizes 2022 were also awarded to organisations that had the most best practices assessed at 4-Stars or above, 5-Stars or above, or, 6-Stars or above at the 8th International Best Practice Competition 2022.
We are extremely pleased to share the names of the 6 Winners of the 8th International Best Practice Competition, the Finals of which were held on 21 July 2022.
Excellence, cannot be a one-time event. It cannot be a manifestation of fortune either. For it to stand the test of time, excellence requires revolutionary ambitions, commitment, execution, and resilience – every day. It requires one more quality – foresight. And the Dubai We Learn (DWL) initiative is one shining example that never ceases to demonstrate its pursuit of excellence.
The 5th Cycle of DWL on four strategic breakthrough projects: Joined Digital Services, Data Management and Decision-Making, Building Government Capabilities for Future Jobs, and Behavioural Science for Government Effectiveness
BPIR Newsletter April 2022 Newsletter, in this issue read about the 8th International Best Practice Competition, Featured Events, Latest News, and Best Practice case studies on Performance Measurement.
In collaboration with the Global Benchmarking Network, to celebrate the United Nations’ World Creativity & Innovation Day, the Philippine Society for Quality (PSQ) brings to you a special complimentary Pre-Conference of the 2nd World Innovation & Benchmarking Summit.
After four successful cycles of Dubai We Learn, an initiative by the Dubai Government Excellence Programme (DGEP) in partnership with the Centre of Organisational Excellence Research (COER), New Zealand, a 5th cycle was launched on 9 March 2022 by Dr Hazza Al Nuaimi, DGEP Coordinator-General. This cycle will focus on four joint projects to research best practices in areas of key importance to strengthen the Dubai government and the services it provides