Every organization would like to improve the way it operates, whether that 
means increasing market share, driving down costs, managing risk more 
effectively or improving customer satisfaction. A quality management system 
(http://www.iso9001store.com) gives you the framework you need to monitor and 
improve performance in any area you choose.

ISO 9001 (http://www.iso9001store.com) is by far the world’s most established 
quality framework, currently being used by around 897,000 organizations in 170 
countries worldwide, and sets the standard not only for quality management 
systems (http://www.iso9000-software.com), but management systems in general.

It helps all kinds of organizations to succeed through improved customer 
satisfaction, staff motivation and continual improvement.

ISO 9000 series of standards

ISO 9001 (http://www.iso9001store.com) is one of a series of quality management 
system standards (http://www.e-wia.com). It can help bring out the best in your 
organization by enabling you to understand your processes for delivering your 
products/services to your customers. The ISO 9001 
(http://www.iso9000-software.com) series of standards consist of:

ISO 9000 – Fundamentals and Vocabulary: this introduces the user to the 
concepts behind the management systems and specifies the terminology used. 
ISO 9001 – Requirements: this sets out the criteria you will need to meet if 
you wish to operate in accordance with the standard and gain certification. 
ISO 9004 – Guidelines for performance improvement: based upon the eight 
quality management (http://www.iso9001store.com) principles, these are designed 
to be used by senior management as a framework to guide their organizations 
towards improved performance by considering the needs of all interested 
parties, not just customers.




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