There are some case studies of Baldrige winners. 

An open service which has established electronic bridges with other quality and business services, exchanging benchmarking, process improvement, and reengineering information and resources. 

By sharing information with other companies, including competitors, the Best Manufacturing Practices (BMP) program is committed to strengthening the U.S. industrial base. 

The Beyster Institute is a non-profit organization whose mission is to advance the use of entrepreneurship and employee ownership to build stronger, higher performing enterprises.

The Coalition for Environmentally Responsible Economies (CERES) has emerged as a worldwide leader in standardized corporate environmental reporting and promoting the transformation of environmental management within firms. Formed out of a unique partnership between some of America's largest institutional investors and environmental groups, CERES has pioneered an innovative, practical approach toward encouraging greater corporate responsibility on environmental issues. 

The European Quality Prizes are presented to organisations that demonstrate excellence in the management of quality as their fundamental process for continuous improvement. Each year several prizes are presented. 

The Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) was established in late 1997 with the mission of designing globally applicable guidelines for preparing enterprise-level sustainability reports. 

A web site prepared on Serbian language. IQM means: I-informatics, Q-quality,M-management.

The TQM award with the most detailed criteria. The updated criteria can be downloaded from this page. List of past winners and their experiences also available.  

The Michigan Quality Council was formally created by business leaders and supported by Governor John Engler in November, 1993, to promote the adoption of Total Quality Management practices defined by the criteria established by the Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Award. 

List of quality links provided by John Hunter. 

The QCA, incorporated as a society in July 1991, was formed to promote the concepts of Total Quality Commitment to all Albertans - the aim being to make Alberta a "Quality Province". 

The QuEST is created by a group of leading telecommunications service providers initiated an effort to establish better quality requirements for the industry. Over 40 service providers and suppliers have joined in the effort to reach the goals established by QuEST. In January 1998, work began on a new set of quality system requirements known as TL 9000. 

The QFD Institute was founded in 1993 as a non-profit, research and educational organization for the advanced study of the product design and development techniques collectively known as Quality Function Deployment. 

A group of consultants providing medical staff peer review and credentialing; performance improvement; managed care system development / integration; and some case studies. 

A US organizaton created by John Tschohl to develop a complete line of learning systems and services that help organizations develop a work force culture of delivering superior customer service. 

World Standards Services Network (WSSN), is a network of publicly accessible World Wide Web servers of standards organizations around the world. Through the Web sites of its members, WSSN provides information on international, regional and national standardization and related activities and services.