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GEE Operates 3 Distinct Criteria For Supporting Business Excellence

These are the standards developed by the Industry Expert fraternity and are used to evaluate the performance of any organisation. They deal with various areas and you may refer to the detailed list given below.

GEE respects and mutually agrees to other initiatives that are already established over the years. GEE utilizes these criteria also to help in assessment of companies.

GEE also assists corporates in development of Customized Excellence models, through the use of industry experts. These may eventually be used for assessment by the organisation

FAQs

The BEC offer a well-defined criterion, that is developed by experts in the relevant fields. These criteria are optional and not a policing exercise. Their sole intent is to provide education to the industry in order to achieve business excellence. By use of these criteria you will be able to evaluate how your organization performs vis a vis industry benchmark.

Each organisation is free to choose their framework for improvement. GEE not competing with any other standard, in fact is working hand in hand with all other criteria. The sole mission with which gee is working is to enable improvement in the industry. The means may be many, but the goal is one.

Yes, most of the BEC can be implemented regardless of the size, complexity, nature of business, language, location or any other factor. The sole intention is to enable improvement. There are a few bec that may be sector specific and would logically be implemented only by the relevant field

GEE offers an evaluation of the bec implementation directly or through its bec expert partners. The organisation is free to choose any partner for evaluation. We strongly recommend that the organisation go through a recognized list of partners for implementation or recognition to ensure quality of work.

Implementation of bec may vary from organisation to organisation. The current state of affairs, the culture, current resources, technology, general socio-political environment etc. May affect the ease and cost of implementation. Each bec is designed for stringent business excellence and would surely not come free. Although, it is assured that effective implementation will return the investment. Recognition (certification) costs are defined and are directly proportional to the size and scope (number of persons, sites and nature of business). These costs are transparent, and feel free to request the cost for your organisation by contacting your nearest representative.

Business Excellence Criteria

Business Excellence Criteria

Code Description
BEC 1 Integrated Requirement Excellence Criteria (A combination of 2 or more of BEC)
BEC 100 Housekeeping Excellence Criteria
BEC 200 Productivity Excellence Criteria
BEC 201 Just in Time Manufacturing
BEC 202 Total Maintenance Management Excellence
BEC 203 Continual Improvement Excellence
BEC 300 Quality Excellence Criteria
BEC 301 Six Sigma Excellence
BEC 302 TQM / Zero Defect
BEC 303 Inspection Free Quality
BEC 400 Sustainability Excellence Criteria
BEC 500 Innovation and Design Excellence Criteria
BEC 600 Environmental Excellence Criteria
BEC 700 Health & Safety Excellence Criteria
BEC 701 Behavioral-Based Safety Excellence Practices
BEC 702 Fire Safety Excellence Practices
BEC 703 Machinery Safety Excellence Practices
BEC 800 Business Ethics & Corporate Governance Excellence Criteria
BEC 900 Corporate Social Responsibility Excellence Criteria
BEC 1000 Information Technology & Security Excellence Criteria
BEC 1100 Retail Services Excellence Criteria
BEC 1400 E-commerce Services Excellence Criteria
BEC 1500 Human Rights Excellence Criteria
BEC 1501 Human Resource Excellence Practices
BEC 1502 Social Accountability Excellence Practices
BEC 1600 Hospitality Management Excellence Criteria
BEC 1601 Food & Beverage Excellence
BEC 1602 Facility Management Excellence
BEC 1700 Good Manufacturing Practices
BEC 1701 Good Manufacturing Practices
BEC 1702 Good Laboratory Practices
BEC 1703 Good Warehousing Practices
BEC 1704 Good Kitchen Practices
BEC 1800 Educational Services Excellence Criteria
PSR Product Sustainability Rating
PSR 2022 Product Sustainability Rating for 2022
Standards and Guidelines

Standards and Guidelines

Organization/Standard Description
WHO GMP - World Health Organization: Good Manufacturing Practices
Regulation GDPR – General Data Protection Regulation
Quality Management ISO 9001:2015 - Quality Management Systems
Six Sigma eISO 13053-1:2011 - Six Sigma
Environmental Management ISO 14001:2015 – Environmental Management Systems
Occupational Health & Safety ISO 45001:2018 – Occupational Health & Safety Management Systems
Social Responsibility ISO 26000 – Social Responsibility Guideline
Sustainable Procurement ISO 20400 – Sustainable Procurement Guideline
Food Safety Management ISO 22000:2018 – Food Safety Management Systems
Information Security Management ISO 27001:2013 – Information Security Management Systems
Risk Management ISO 31000 – Risk Management Guideline
Asset Management ISO 55000 – Asset Management Guideline
Social Accountability Management SA 8000 – Social Accountability Management Systems
European Certification CE – Conformity European Certification for Products
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