6. Redefine the Federal Quality Institute Redefine the Federal Quality Institute as an organization to support the President, Vice President, Cabinet, and PMC in the implementation of strategic and quality management throughout the federal government. (2) The President should redefine the FQI as an organization with responsibility for fostering the implementation of strategic and quality management throughout the federal government.(24) FQI's mission should be expanded to serve as a focal point for communications, network-building, education, and research to implement strategic and quality management throughout the federal government. To these ends, FQI should: Provide staff support for the President, Vice President, Cabinet, and the PMC to formulate and implement those policies improving line management operations of federal agencies through the implementation of strategic and quality management. Provide agencies with guidance and support for the implementation of the strategic and quality management approach throughout the executive branch and facilitate recognition of outstanding performance. Develop networks and sponsor collaborative research on strategic and quality management "best practices" and theories with government agencies (e.g., OPM and DOD educational institutions and behavioral labs), government unions, universities and associations, businesses, and state, local, and foreign governments. In conjunction with OPM and OMB, create networks of technical assistance resource centers within agencies to enable strategic planning, performance planning and measurement, and continuous management improvement. Cooperate with OPM and other agencies to integrate corporate strategic and quality management principles into all management development programs and specific agency training programs and curricula.(25) Collaborate with OMB, OPM, and others in providing education for all executive branch employees to implement strategic and quality management and the Government Performance and Results Act of 1993.
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