IQS 101

Hey Ron:

 

I have read the book and learned a lot about the concepts of inherent quality and value. Your book, Inherent Quality Simplicity, speaks to the ideas that allow us all to understand the fundamental nature and evolution of quality. The techniques and suggestions to embrace and evolve quality throughout our personal lives and our business practices are fixed between the covers. Respect, individual value, promotion of building quality as part of a mindset, and instilling this mindset into daily activity are all great takeaways from the read.

 

Keith White

Manager Business Solutions

College of the North Atlantic

Ideally each person around the world can give positive energy, show all respect, and be helpful to others (perhaps as part of the Pay It Forward Movement, or in relation to the Pay It Forward Foundation). Thank you for doing so and for trying to help make the world a better place with increasingly greater forms of happiness, love, peace (value) and joy (quality). Perhaps your efforts will help the real world be even better than a movie and goodness will live on forever to more so enable new dimensions of sustained greatness for all. Perhaps your efforts will more so enable the intrinsic and pervasive value of end to end trust and related quality collaborations. Perhaps attending this RSA keynote will help... Moving Towards 'End to End' Trust: A Collaborative Effort (indented is an excerpt from the RSA site).

Scott Charney serves as Microsoft’s Corporate Vice President for Trustworthy Computing, Engineering Excellence, and Environmental Sustainability. Trustworthy Computing (TwC) is Microsoft’s effort to help ensure a secure, private and reliable experience for computer users. This includes working with business groups throughout the company to ensure their products and services adhere to Microsoft’s security and privacy policies, as well as engaging with governments, industry partners, and computer users on important security and privacy issues such as critical infrastructure protection, software assurance, and identity management.

Imagine a more trusted, privacy enhanced Internet experience where devices and software enable people to make more effective choices and take control over who, and what, to trust online. To achieve this vision, the industry must come together to enable technological innovation, evolve global public policy, and foster societal shifts around the issues of privacy and security. Join Scott Charney, Microsoft’s Corporate Vice President of Trustworthy Computing, to hear more about advances towards a state of ‘End to End Trust’.

 

The greatest improvements typically are radical and require paradigm shifts. While the latter typically does not occur overnight, sharing early a few aspects of related notions and possibilities can help enable them or positive steps and patterns towards them, and towards further opening minds in the direction of new dimensions of progressive excellence.

 

Between now and perfect vision leap year 2020 open minds and enable paradigm shifts that help to progressively make things better. Thank you for doing so.

Congratulations to an inherent quality of the IT profession, CIPS Past President Stephen Ibaraki.

It has been expressed that information is the seed for an idea and that information is the source of learning. It has also been said that information must be organized, processed and made available to the right people in a format that supports decision making in order to be a benefit. Applying this thinking to words once expressed by Watts S. Humphrey (if you want a high-quality software system, you must ensure each of its parts is of high quality) ideally all interconnected with software, technology and information can increasingly help ensure continually higher degrees of inherent quality from various perspectives related to software, information, technology and public good.

Knowledge is intrinsically gained and pervasively powerful when information is innovatively shared and collectively matured — Ron Richard

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