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Malcolm Baldrige Awareness Program 2014

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On their way to build a world-class organization, PLN implement the Baldrige Criteria. Here are my presentation on the Baldrige Awareness Program @ PLN Unit Pembangkitan Jawa Bali.

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Malcolm BaldrigeA w a r e n e s s P r o g r a m 2 0 1 4

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Leadership is not solely about

producing result.

Its not measured only in

numbers.

Anonymous

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Kenken Kabare

Priben kabare Yok opo kabare rek

Piye kabare

Gimane kabarnye

Napa habarNarai kabar

Pohaba

Ba a kabarnyo

Apa kareba

Au haba

Kumaha kabarna

Hadia duria

Kyapa habar pianAdaho niamu

Apa Kabar?

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The

Speaker

@galih_baskoro

West Java Province, IndonesiaAfter graduated from Diponegoro University in 2008,@galih_baskoro joined PT PLN (Persero) and worked forAdipala CFSPP Project as a Project Management GroupStaff. Currently, he works as an Assistant Engineer ofProcurement Control, and a Gajah Mada UniversityPostgraduate student.Have interest in Strategic Planning, Risk Mgt., SupplyChain Mgt., and Asset Mgt.

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The Essence of OCDDefine Organization Change and Development

Hystory of Baldrige CriteriaWho invent Baldrige Criteria & the driven factors

The Baldrige CriteriaWhat it is and why we use it

What is our HomeWork?How do we participate in this program

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The Essence of OCDOrganization Change & Development

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Competition

People

Information

Processing &

Communication

The most powerful

pressure for

change are: Technology

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Ideally, the organization will not only respond to change, but anticipate it, plan for it, and incorporate it into its org strategy

Continuous change process model whereby the org’s usual decision-making process handles the change to the new focus

May use a change agent who facilitates and manages the change process

Transition mgt is the process of ensuring business continues while change occurs

Managing Change

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Organization Development

The process of planned change

through the knowledge of the behavioural sciences

not on financial or

technology considerations

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Take a Holistic View - Get the big picture

Secure Top Mgt Support

Encourage Participation - Helps reduce the resistance and gets better solutions

Foster Open Communication - Will avoid info and control problems during transition

Reward Contributors - Reduce problems by motivating workers to want to change

6 step approachFor sucessful Organizational Development:

Consider Int’l Issues - Change is accepted differently in various cultures

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The Hystory of Baldrige CriteriaWho invent it and what is the driven factors?

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Who was

Malcolm baldrige ?

Malcom Baldrige is a Secretary of Commerce from1981 until his death in a rodeo accident in July 1987.

Baldrige was a proponent of quality management asa key to this to this country’s prosperity and long-term strength. He took a personal interest in thequality improvement act that was eventualy namedafetr him and helped draft one of the early versions.

In recognition of his contributions, Congress namedthe award in his honor.

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Why was

the award established?

In the early and mid- 1980s, manyindustry & government leaders sawthat a renewed emphasis on qualitywas no longer an option for Americancompanies but a necessity for doingin an ever expanding, and moredemanding, competitive worldmarket.

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But many American businesses either did not believe quality mattered for them, or

did not know where to begin

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achieve

world-

class

quality

Baldrige award was envisoned as a standard of

excellence that would help US organizations

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Leadership

Strategic planning

Customer and market focus

Measurement, Analysis, & Knowledge Management

Workforce focus

The baldrige award is given by the President of the US to business -manufacturing and service, small and large– and to education and

health care organizations that apply

and are judge in this areas:

Process management/ Operation Focus

Business result

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Who ever won the awardMotorola Inc (2002)

The Ritz-Carlton Hotel Co. (1999)

3M Dental Products Division (1997)

AT&T Consumer Communications Services (1994)

Cadillac Motor Car Division (1990)

Federal Express Corp (1990)

c

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Studied by NIST, Universities, & US General Accounting Office

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The Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Award frameworkalso known as

Baldrige framework

The Baldrige Criteria

The Criteria for Performance Excellence

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Baldrige Criteria is an integrated management framework that consider an organization’s entire system, including its :1. Leadership,2. Strategic Planning3. Customer Focus,4. Measurement, Analysis, & Knowledge Management,5. Workforce focus,6. Operation Focus,7. Results

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The criteria are a set of questions about critical aspects of managing and performing as an organization

These questions work together as a unique, integrated performance management framework.

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1delivering ever improving value to customers

2

improving overall organizational performance

The baldrige criteria are designed to helporganizations enhance their competitiveness byfocusing on two goals:

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Operational Effectiveness

innovation management, intelligent risk, and strategic priorities

Work System and Core Competencies

The 2013-2014 Criteria

feature a renewed focus on :

Social Media

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Leadership

Examines how senior executives guide the organization and how the

organization addresses its respondsibilities to the public and practices

good citizenship

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Strategic Planning

Examines how the organization sets strategic directions and how it

determines key action plans.

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Customer Focus

Examines how the organization determines requirements and

expectations of customers and markets.

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Measurement, Analysis, &

Knowledge Management

Examines the management, effective use, and analysis of data

and information to support key organization processes and the

organization’s performance management system.

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Workforce FocusExamines how the organization enables its workforce to

develop its full potential and how the workforce is aligned

with the organization’s objectives.

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Operation FocusExamines aspects of how key production/ delivery and

support processes are designed, managed, and

improved

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Businss Results

Examines the organization’sperformance and improvement inits key business areas: product andprocess results, customer-focusedresults, workforce-focused results,leadership and governance results,financial and market results.

Also examines how the organization performs relative to competitor.

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What is our homework?How do we participate in this program?

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….i am about to aks you the samequestion

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Presented by: Galih H. Baskoro