Do the right things right

Article Abstract:

US companies can enhance quality control using International Standards Organization (ISO) 9000 standards by minimizing documentation used to manage quality. Quality management programmes should employ the right level of trained personnel. Organizations should carry out internal audits on a regular basis, with newer systems requiring more frequent audits than older ones. ISO 9000 standards should be incorporated into company quality management systems.

Management, Internal auditing

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ISO 14000 standards tailored to meet the needs of all countries

Article Abstract:

The International Organization for Standardization (ISO) is currently developing its new ISO 14000 environmental management standard. Through the new standard, companies can develop uniform and internationally-accepted rules for environmental management. Specifically, ISO 1400 will help in creating uniformity in product labeling and manufacturing as well as promote a voluntary consensus standards approach.

Environmental protection

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An ounce of prevention

Article Abstract:

Standards body International Standards Organization's (ISO's) latest standards ISO 9000 address the need to identify, prevent or resolve difficulties within organizational quality management. Businesses should take the appropriate action to correct or prevent problems that occur within the organization. Specifically, clause 4.14 of ISO 9000 stipulates standards reflecting problem solving issues.

Analysis, Problem solving

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