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HCL Info conferred with Global Awards

At the World Quality Congress the Company wins Awards for ‘‘Best Achievement of Integrating Lean and Six Sigma’

HCL Infosystems was conferred with two awards at the Global Awards for Excellence in Quality Management & Leadership at the World Quality Congress Awards held in Mumbai recently.
HCL Infosystems won the award for ‘Best Achievement of Integrating Lean and Six Sigma’- 2015, while Anand Prakash, Vice President – Quality, HCL Infosystems Ltd. was felicitated with the Quality Leadership Award.

The Company was recognised for its contribution in different areas of Lean and Six Sigma such as Policies, Practices, Culture, Employee Involvement, Customer’s Involvement, Services and Benefits. Recently HCL Infosystems introduced the concept of Lean Six Sigma (LeSS) which focuses on culture building, improving customer satisfaction and achieving service excellence through structural and systemic initiatives which also propelled the Company’s service performance to the next level.

Anand Prakash won the Quality Leadership Award for instilling and driving Quality Vision, Principles and Processes across every facet of the organization.

Speaking on the occasion, Anand Prakash commented, “We are honoured to be felicitated by the World Quality Congress awards, which recognizes world-class standards of quality attained by organizations across India. The award for ‘Best Achievement of Integrating Lean Six Sigma’ recognizes our commitment to create an enabling environment for HCL Infosystems to attain and sustain the highest standards of quality and services levels for our customers and partners. I am personally humbled to receive the ‘Quality Leadership’ Award.”

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