Philippine Quality Award | |
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Awarded for | Recognizing Filipino businesses for excellence in applying the principles of Total Quality Management |
Sponsored by | Philippine Quality Award Foundation |
Location | Malacañang Palace |
Country | Philippines |
First awarded | 1998 |
Website | www |
The Philippine Quality Award Program or PQA is the national quality award for Total Quality Management (TQM) in the Philippines. [1] [2]
The Philippine Quality Award is the centerpiece program of the National Action Agenda for Productivity, the blueprint for the Philippines integrated approach to improve economy-wide productivity during the term of President Fidel V. Ramos in response to the growing challenges of globalization. It was created through Executive Order 448 on October 3, 1997. It was institutionalized on February 28, 2001, through the signing of Republic Act 9013, also known as the Philippine Quality Award Act.
These are the three objectives of PQA: [3]
Year | Recipient | Award |
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2014 | Department of Science and Technology – Region II | Commitment to Quality Management |
Colegio de San Juan de Letran – Manila | Commitment to Quality Management | |
Lyceum of the Philippines University – Laguna | Commitment to Quality Management | |
ROHM Electronics Philippines | Proficiency in Quality Management | |
SMC Yamamura Fuso Molds Corporation | Proficiency in Quality Management | |
STMicroelectronics | Proficiency in Quality Management | |
2013 | Lyceum of the Philippines University – Manila | Commitment to Quality Management |
Zamboanga Polymedic Hospital | Commitment to Quality Management | |
Philippine Association of Colleges & Universities Commission on Accreditation | Commitment to Quality Management | |
Department of Science and Technology - Region XI | Commitment to Quality Management | |
Philippine Information Agency | Commitment in Quality Management | |
2012 | Lyceum of the Philippines University – Batangas | Commitment to Quality Management |
Don Bosco Technical College | Commitment to Quality Management | |
Optodev, Inc | Commitment to Quality Management | |
Thomson Reuters Corporation Pte. Ltd. Philippine Branch | Commitment to Quality Management | |
San Miguel Yamamura Asia Corporation | Proficiency in Quality Management | |
2011 | Automotive Air-conditioning Technology Philippines | Proficiency in Quality Management |
NYK-TDG eBusiness Corporation | Proficiency in Quality Management | |
Department of Science and Technology - Region IX | Commitment to Quality Management | |
Metals Industry Research and Development Council | Commitment to Quality Management | |
2010 | SunPower Philippines Manufacturing Ltd. | Proficiency in Quality Management |
Mariwasa Siam Ceramics | Commitment to Quality Management | |
RCM Manufacturing | Commitment to Quality Management | |
2009 | J.B. Lacson Colleges Foundation-Arevalo | Commitment to Quality Management |
National Economic and Development Authority Region I (NEDA-I) | Commitment to Quality Management | |
Phil. Council for Agriculture, Forestry and Natural Resources Research and Development | Commitment to Quality Management | |
2008 | Unilab | Philippine Quality Award for Performance Excellence |
First Philippine Industrial Corporation | Proficiency in Quality Management | |
Sutherland Global Services | Proficiency in Quality Management | |
2007 | Airlift Asia | Commitment to Quality Management |
2006 | First Sumiden Circuits | Mastery in Quality Management |
Johnson & Johnson Philippines (Consumer Division) | Commitment to Quality Management | |
National Economic and Development Authority Region I (NEDA-I) | Commitment to Quality Management | |
National Transmission Corporation | Commitment to Quality Management | |
2005 | NYK Fil-Ship Management | Mastery in Quality Management |
Centro Escolar University | Proficiency in Quality Management | |
University of Santo Tomas | Proficiency in Quality Management | |
J.B. Lacson Colleges Foundation-Arevalo | Commitment to Quality Management | |
2004 | First Sumiden Circuits | Proficiency in Quality Management |
Unilab | Proficiency in Quality Management | |
MOOG Controls Corporation | Commitment to Quality Management | |
National Economic and Development Authority Region I (NEDA-I) | Commitment to Quality Management | |
2003 | Panasonic Philippines | Mastery in Quality Management |
Indo Phil Group of Companies | Commitment to Quality Management | |
2002 | PSi Technologies | Proficiency in Quality Management |
On Semiconductor (formerly AMI Semiconductor, Inc.) | Commitment to Quality Management | |
2001 | Integrated Microelectronics, Inc. | Mastery in Quality Management |
Intel Philippines Mfg. | Mastery in Quality Management | |
Cypress Semiconductor Philippines | Commitment to Quality Management | |
2000 | NXP Semiconductors (formerly Philips Semiconductor, Inc.) | Proficiency in Quality Management |
Texas Instruments | Proficiency in Quality Management | |
Astec Power Phils. | Commitment to Quality Management | |
City Government of Makati | Commitment to Quality Management | |
PSi Technologies | Commitment to Quality Management | |
1999 | AMI Semiconductor | Proficiency in Quality Management |
City Government of Marikina | Proficiency in Quality Management | |
National Statistics Office | Commitment to Quality Management | |
PSi Technologies | Commitment to Quality Management | |
1998 | Acbel Polytech Philippines (Formerly Data General Philippines) | Proficiency in Quality Management |
Amkor Technology | Proficiency in Quality Management | |
AMI Semiconductor | Commitment to Quality Management | |
City Government of Marikina | Commitment to Quality Management | |
Electronic Assemblies, Inc. (EAI) | Commitment to Quality Management | |
San Miguel Yamamura Asia Corp. | Commitment to Quality Management | |
Yazaki-Torres Mfg. | Commitment to Quality Management | |
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