Risk-Based Thinking and the Low-Information Quality Practitioner
ISO 9001’s “Risk Based Thinking” was developed by low information practitioners, for low information users.
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Read MoreOxebridge gets an early look at AS9100 Rev D, the upcoming revision to the aerospace QMS standard.
Read MoreThe latest ISO 9000 Conference is a rogues gallery of the worst TAG 176 cronies and insiders, nearly all of whom claim expertise they can’t possibly have.
Read MoreAnother US TAG member feels she shouldn’t be made public, despite having made herself a public face of the US TAG for at least a decade.
Read MoreJust ran across this (hattip to user on LinkedIn) op-ed piece in a 2002 USAToday edition, by David Meister. He perfectly captured the source of the problems facing the ISO 9001 scheme: [The] problem of auditor independence is...
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