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Companies today, regardless of size, face ever increasing demands for profitability, quality, and technology that contributes to sustainable development. As a manager looking to turn these pressures into a competitive advantage, you need to develop an efficient management system tailored to your business processes, and use it to improve your company's overall performance.
Turning risk into rewards
Stakeholder scrutiny has never been more widespread and intense than today. While the business to business
market accepts controlled risk, society and consumers are increasingly moving towards zero risk tolerance. In turn, regulators and institutions are responding to this with stricter, more comprehensive regulations and detailed reporting
requirements.
As a result, companies are forced to adapt to the new reality, where legal and regulatory compliance has become the minimum standard. Companies that excel react to the new conditions by moving beyond compliance as part of a competitive strategy. In this scenario, risk management is becoming core to business and management processes as a way of staying ahead of the game.
ISO/TS 16949
Automotive manufacturers require suppliers to certify their quality systems to the industry’s own requirements. It can be a challenge to make the right decision for your organisation and develop a system that will satisfy your customers in the years ahead.
Food Safety
A systematic approach to safety is an important step toward food quality, safety and sustainable practices. Food safety begins at the farm and must be ensured throughout the manufacturing.
Standards for the aerospace industry
The first standard available for use across the global aerospace community, AS9100 adds the additional requirements necessary to address both civil and military aviation and aerospace needs.
ISO 9001
An ISO 9001 certificate proves that your quality management system has been certified against a best practice standard and found compliant. Issued by a third party certification body/registrar, the certificate lets customers know they can trust that you have implemented the necessary internal processes to meet obligations.
ISO 20000
An ISO 20000 certificate proves that your IT service management system has been certified against a best practice standard and found compliant. The standard adopts a process approach for establishing, implementing, operating, monitoring, reviewing, maintaining, and improving an organisation’s IT service management system.
TL 9000
The TL9000 quality management system requirements handbook and the TL9000 quality management system measurements handbook were prepared by the global members of the Quality Excellence for Suppliers of Telecommunications (QuEST) Forum.
ISO 13485
An ISO 13485 certificate proves your commitment to the quality of medical devices. It enables you to demonstrate that your quality management system has been assessed and found compliant in order to meet regulatory requirements and customer needs.
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