Schupie Productions has created software for the internet which makes it much easier to create QIPM surveys and process the data. See www.qipm.com. Igor Dubina has created a similar software program in Russian. His program analyzes the date in many ways.
2011
Igor Dubina and Stuart Umpleby “A Quality Improvement Approach to Assessing an Organization’s Climate for Creativity and Innovation ” (Paper)
2006
Dubina, Igor and A. Oshkalo, “Applying the Quality Improvement Priority Matrix in the Marketing Activity of a Company” (Paper)
Dragan Tevdovski, Irina Naoumova, and Stuart Umpleby, “A Method for Designing Improvements in Organizations, Products, and Services.” (Paper) (Appendix) (Slides)
Stuart Umpleby, “Two Methods for Increasing Faculty Governance in Universities: Transcript of an On-line Workshop.” (Paper)
Management Science Department, “QIPM Survey Results 2006.” (Slides)
2005
Dubina, Igor and Stuart Umpleby, “Agenda Setting and Improvement Monitoring in a University Department” (Paper) (Photos) (Slides)
2004
Prytula, Yaroslav, and Stuart Umpleby, “Improving the Performance of Universities in Transitional Economies.” (Paper)
Umpleby, Stuart and Irina Naoumova, “Comparing Priorities in an American Academic Department and a Russian Academic Department.” (Paper)
2003
Stuart Umpleby, Saadia Khilji and Sang Kil (Samuel) Kim, “Observing Improvement in a University Department” (Paper)
Stuart Umpleby, Irina Naoumova and Saadia Khilji “A Comparison of Priorities in American and Russian Academic Departments.” (Slides)
2002
Umpleby, Stuart, and Aram Karapetyan, “How a Quality Improvement Priority Matrix Reveals Change in a University Department.” (Short) (Long)
2001
Stuart Umpleby and Oleksandr Melnychenko with assistance from Nino Okribelashvili, Nadya Krylova, and Mohamad Lazkani, “Using a Quality Improvement Priority Matrix in a University Department.” (Paper) (Slides)
Naoumova, Irina and Stuart Umpleby with Natalia Totskaya, “Two Methods Useful for Starting a Quality Improvement Program,” (Paper)