The Co-Opted Chinese Word That Broke Risk Management
The slightly racisty misinterpretation of “wēijī” now impacts on international law, as well as every profession and industry.
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Author: Christopher Paris
ISO: Risk Management Can Now Be Infallible
ISO 27001 and ISO 42001 both require you “ensure” your risk assessment methods can produce 100% repeatable results, which is — you know — batshit crazy.
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Research Paper & PhD Dissertation on “Positive Risk” Included Misleading Citations
A 2017 paper included improper citations to defend “positive risk,” which were then copied into a 2020 PhD dissertation.
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French QSE Expert: ISO 9001 Revision the “Result of Amateurism”
Jean-Marie Reilhac of QleanRSE Consulting examines some of the worse problems with ISO 9001’s recent updates.
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ISO 9001:2026 Committee Draft 2 (CD2): In-Depth Look
Latest draft makes ISO 9001 less intelligible, but it would be easy to upgrade a QMS since it doesn’t really add many new requirements.
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