Seven ways to make money from ISO 9000

Article Abstract:

ISO 9000 requires a complete understanding of the internal processes that helps the management optimize operations and achieve its goals. Documentation of processes and involving the workers help in improving primary production processes are some of them. Stress on quality and standards, and preventive maintenance programs help in prioritizing resources for quick monetary returns. The use of commercially available software decreases documentation costs. Methods to improve performance and make profits while waiting for the ISO 9000 registration to come through are discussed.

Economic aspects, ISO 9000 (Standard), Business enterprises

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Attitude adjustments: some proven ways to promote the exchange of ideas

Article Abstract:

Quality professionals should seek to place strong emphasis on effective communication. They must be aware that effective communication can only take place if they are willing to hear what the speaker has to say. This may require them to alter their views about the speaker. They should seek to actively participate in the conversation by appearing pleasant, asking questions and treating others with respect. Effective communication is a complex process in which it is important to pay full attention to the whole message being conveyed.

Psychological aspects, Oral communication

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Save time and money with the Web

Article Abstract:

An overview is presented of the industry of quality and business software, which is increasingly gearing up to integration with the Internet. Web-based applications have demonstrated their ability to save money and time and companies need to move with technological developments to remain in business.

Evaluation, Product information, Online services, Internet services, World Wide Web

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