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The world of quality management is abuzz with the latest announcement from the International Organization for Standardization (ISO): the ISO 9001 standard is undergoing a significant revision! This update, initially expected by the end of 2025, is now projected to be finalized in 2026. So, what’s new with ISO 9001:2026? Here are some key highlights: 1. Resilience and Risk Management:

In today’s competitive business landscape, managing risk is crucial for success. ISO 9001, a quality management standard, is not just about ensuring product quality; it also provides a framework for effective risk management.   Here’s how ISO 9001 helps businesses manage risk effectively:   Risk-Based Thinking: ISO 9001:2015 introduced the concept of “risk-based thinking,” which encourages organizations to identify, assess,

Attention to all companies that are ISO 9001 certified! It is crucial to familiarise yourself with the latest amendment to the ISO 9001:2015 standard, which came into effect on February 22, 2024. This update aims to incorporate climate change considerations into organisational management systems. Let’s explore into the details of how this amendment impacts both current and future certifications to

ISO 9001 stands as an international benchmark for quality management systems (QMS), ensuring that organizations deliver products and services that meet both customer expectations and regulatory demands. Central to ISO 9001 is the audit process, where an organization’s QMS is scrutinized for effectiveness and compliance. While initially intimidating, especially for newcomers, an ISO 9001 audit can be a smooth and

In today’s competitive business landscape, maintaining high standards of quality is not just a priority but a necessity. Customers expect nothing less than excellence, and any lapse in quality can lead to dissatisfaction, loss of reputation, and ultimately, a decline in business. This is where ISO 9001 comes into play – as the cornerstone of quality management systems (QMS) worldwide,