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Reilhac Uses Ishikawa Diagram to Scan Root Causes of ISO 9001 Certification Credibility Issues
Jean-Marie Reilhac, founder of QleanRSE Consulting, has used the Ishikawa diagram to examine the root causes behind the loss of credibility in ISO 9001 certification.
How Communicating the Right Way Builds Quality Culture
A recent blog post by EU MDR Compliance emphasizes how effective communication can build a strong quality culture.
Audits Show Consulting Firms Advising on IS often Neglect Their Own Risk Assessment
Steven Vogelaar, an ISO 27001 lead auditor and cybersecurity specialist, highlights a recurring issue in certification audits:
Measurement System Analysis as a Cornerstone of Quality
In a recent blog post, Govind Tiwari, Quality, HSE & Risk Management Expert and Head of Quality at QatarEnergy LNG, highlights the importance of Measurement System Analysis (MSA) in quality management,
Concept of "Error" in ISO 9001, Explained
ISO 9001 does not speak about errors, but about non-conformities, as explained in a blog post by TÜV SÜD.
ISO 9001 Guards Against Dodging Responsibility Through Outsourcing
The Quality Management System standard ISO 9001 includes safeguards against companies sidestepping regulations by outsourcing questionable practices to external suppliers,
Quality Management Drives Success in Automotive Manufacturing
The Auditor’s recent blog post examines the critical role of quality management in the fast-paced automotive industry.
How to Become an IFS Approved Auditor: Key Requirements and Benefits
In its new blog post, International Featured Standards explains what it takes to become an IFS-approved auditor.
"The Standards Show" Explores Upcoming ISO Standard for Corporate Purpose
The new episode of "The Standards Show", hosted by Matthew Chiles of BSI, puts corporate purpose in focus.
Auditing: Finding Faults or Issuing Opinions?
Audits are often seen as fault-finding, but a blog by Chinmay Kulkarni offers a different perspective.
Practical Advice for Preparing for a Customer Audit from Automotive Quality Solutions
If you sign up for "Automotive Quality Solutions", you are bound to get some useful info.
Why Finances Are a Surprisingly Good Ally for Quality
Quality expert Ekaterina Potemkina shared her perspective on why finances are a crucial but often overlooked partner for quality efforts.
Risk Manager’s Love-Hate Dynamic With ISO 31000 and Why Love Prevails
Rajeev Thykatt explains in his blog why every risk manager has a love-hate relationship with the ISO 31000 standard.
ISO Management System vs. Conformity Assessment Standards: Introduction and Similarities
A blog post by ANAB is exploring the relationship between ISO Management System Standards and Conformity Assessment Standards.
ISO 9001 Revision Process Adrift: Navigating Rough Waters Ahead
The future of the ISO 9001 standard is adrift, claims Jean-Marie Reilhac in a blog post.
Recipe for a Future-Fit Lab: Genuine Improvements Over Quantity of Changes
Ensuring that your laboratory remains future fit is essential, as it is pointed out in a blog post by NATA.
Transform CAPA Into a Story for Better Results
Quality specialist Ekaterina Potemkina offers an original solution for making the CAPA process more successful: treat it like a story!
Clinical Quality Management Systems (CQMS) in the Life Sciences Industry Dissected
A blog post by Quality Systems Now shows that a Clinical Quality Management System (CQMS) plays a crucial role in ensuring the safety and success of clinical trials.
Adopting GHG Standards Boosts Business Success
Natalie Walker from ISOQAR explains how adopting greenhouse gas standards like ISO 14064 and ISO 14068 brings tangible business benefits.
Why Compliance Alone Falls Short in Achieving Quality
Today, simply meeting compliance standards is no longer enough to stand out in a highly regulated market.
Automotive Software Demands Rigorous Standards for Safety and Quality
The rise of software in cars requires strict quality and testing standards to ensure safe and reliable operation, especially with the shift towards software-defined vehicles (SDVs).
Why Formal Quality Management Does Not Work in Public Sector
Kai-Uwe Behrends argues in his commentary that formal quality management (QM) often fails in the public sector due to its rigid nature.
Five Steps to Prove Consideration in Quality Management
Michael Mills at Pragmatic Quality Blog explains how to prove consideration in quality management, sharing a five-step approach to demonstrate thoroughness.
