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025. Change Management – Why Quality Changes Fail and How to Make Them Stick
· 15 min · S2 E25
Episode 025. Change Management – Why Quality Changes Fail and How to Make Them Stick
Change is constant in automotive organisations. Process updates, engineering changes, supplier changes, new requirements – and yet many quality changes fail to deliver lasting results.
In this episode of Specifically About Quality, Agata Lewkowska Ph.D. and Christopher Scott take a closer look at why quality-related changes so often break down after implementation.
From the customer’s perspective, poorly managed change creates instability and risk. Temporary fixes are introduced, new controls are added, but old behaviours quietly return. Problems reappear, lessons are forgotten, and confidence in the system erodes.
This episode is not about managing more changes. It’s about making quality changes sustainable so improvements actually last.
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