INTEGRATED MANAGEMENT PRESENTATIONS AND VIDEOS
The IMC objective is to act as a global focal point for the mutual exchange and dissemination of integrated management and integrated management systems best practice. To help achieve this it provides a range of downloadable documents.
Integrated Management Presentations are listed below.
Presentations and videos are listed below:
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Other site resource sections include IMC Hub Papers and General Integrated Management Papers.
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See also MSS 1000 Papers and Presentations​.
This a YouTube video of an introductory presentation and discussion on MSS 1000 given to Craig Thorton of Mango QHSE Software in April 2017. It provides a good overview of why and how MSS 1000 was created and its benefits. The discussion covers the potential pushback from bodies with vested interests in maintaining the status quo. It followed a presentation titled: 'MSS 1000: Realising the Impossible Dream' given at the Asia and Pacific Quality Conference November 2016.
Note that while the content is still relevant the contact details have changed. Refer to contacting the IMC.
This PowerPoint presentation has been created by the IMC to assist management professionals to brief top management on its benefits. The presentation covers: current world trends, evolution in approaches to management, what Integrated Management is, what is driving Integrated Management, the benefits of Integrated Management and the leadership challenge. The presentation may be used as it stands or customized to the needs of the organisation.
This PowerPoint presentation was given in 2011 by Ian Dalling at a CQI Nuclear Special Interest Group meeting at the Harwell Atomic Energy Research Establishment in the UK. It presented the material from the article ‘Order from Chaos’ published earlier in 2011. The presentation addressed the problem of how to structure a fully integrated management system when confronted by a very large number of management elements that need to be arranged in a logical and orderly way. It confronts the challenge of the need to control and guide an organisation’s processes in a fully co-ordinated way to ensure that stakeholders’ needs and expectations are equitably satisfied and how many design principles need to be simultaneously applied.
Parallels are drawn with the on-going work done by biologists to document evolutionary relationships, initiated by Charles Darwin. However, it is explained that management element taxonomy is not constrained by such precise rules and arguably is independent of space and time.
This video provides an overview of the concept of Integrated management by Desautels McGill University
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It takes a holistic perspective on management and explains its advantages. The audio and graphics aid understanding. It stresses that Integrated Management is needed because we are facing unprecedented economic, social, and ecological challenges.