Here’s a round up of a few ISO 9001 posts from the past couple of years that I think will be most useful for people feeling their way with the standard, or perhaps wondering if it is right for them
ISO 9001 a short overview – a pocket sized summary of ISO 9001 requirements
Permissible exclusions explained – a summary of what can be excluded and under what circumstances
ISO 9001 & continual improvement – what the standard needs with regard to the improvement process
ISO 9001 and the process approach – the process approach explained
Quality Policy and Objectives – what you need to know to get these right
The real benefits of ISO 9001 – don’t listen to consultants. They have a vested interest and half of them have no idea about the economic realities of running a business. Here’s the low down
ISO 9001 for service providers – a translation of the jargon for my beloved followers in the service sector. You are the future
ISO 9001 Internal Auditing – a summary of what you need to know to implement an effective audit program
Changes ISO 9001:2000 to ISO 9001:2008 – a summary and explanation of these largely cosmetic and wholly disappointing set of changes
A comparison of ISO 9001 and EFQM approaches – useful for anyone wondering whether EFQM can help deliver the “next step”
You’ll find even more on these themes by browsing the ISO 9000 category in the left side bar. But these will give any new starters a a decent low down. Hope you find it useful
If you have any further questions, feel free to get in touch
Shaun Sayers
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