Latest News & Opinion on the ISO Certification Scheme
ASQ Blew Opportunity to Become a Hero During Coronavirus Outbreak
ASQ refused to offer members supplemental health insurance, and now that’s exactly what they need.
During Pandemic, ISO Temporarily Allows Free Access to ISO 13485, Other Standards
During the coronavirus outbreak, ISO is making some of its standards available for free, including ISO 13485.
Looking Back at Some of Oxebridge’s Humor Graphics – Part VI
Another look at Oxebridge’s sometimes-hilarious editorial graphics.
ISO Auditing Bodies Continue to Ignore Warnings about Zoom Video Conferencing Security Breaches
Bodies such as UKAS, BSI and Platinum continue to endorse the use of Zoom, despite growing evidence the software introduces huge security risks for users.
During Outbreak, Accreditation Bodies Move to Protect Their Staff, But Deny Same Rights for Everyone Else
Accreditation bodies are moving to 100% remote auditing, while denying that option for their certification bodies and end users.
IAF Regional Body Clears IAS in Latest High-Level Complaint
Once again, the oversight bodies find no wrong doing by ISO accreditation bodies, despite evidence to the contrary.
Here’s Why an Independent, Critical Press is Priceless for the Quality Profession
The quality assurance profession’s news outlets are hopelessly conflicted, and their failure to report honestly puts public health and safety at risk.
Someone is Adding Oxebridge to CB Consultant Directories
Oxebridge remains free of any relationships with ISO registrars, so any such entries were not entered by Oxebridge.
Root Cause Expert Claims Root Cause of Coronavirus Disaster is “The Press”
TapRootT’s Mark Paradies blames a media-driven panic as the coronavirus’ real culprit, then denies actual science supporting social distancing.
IAF Ruling Allows CBs to Threaten Clients For Using Consultants They Don’t Like
The IAAC has cleared ANAB of any wrongdoing after failing to address a complaint against NQA USA.
OP-ED: Coronavirus Proves It’s Time to Stop Listening To Risk Management Consultants
Their coronavirus failures prove it’s time to tell risk management consultants to shut up already.
Despite Health Restrictions, G31000 Continues to Sell Tickets to In-Person Risk Training Sessions
G31000 continues to collect funds for events that are unlikely to happen.
Remote AS9100 Audits Nearly Guarantee ITAR/EAR Violations
Certification bodies’ current remote AS9100 audit methods do not ensure compliance with ITAR, and could get their clients arrested or shut down.
Oxebridge Issues Public Call to Extend All Certifications, Accreditations During Coronavirus Pandemic
Oxebridge is demanding IAF extend all certifications and accreditations to allow for the coronavirus pandemic to subside.
Defying Coronavirus, CQI Still Holding Public Events, Risking Mass Infection
The UK’s Chartered Quality Institute is refusing to cancel public events, risking the spread of coronavirus to its members and attendees.
OP-ED: Lax Enforcement of Aerospace Audit Rules Could Be Lethal
IAQG execs’ disinterest in ensuring AS9100 certifications are only issued to conforming companies eventually puts the public at risk.
Oxebridge Prepared to Continue Services Remotely During Coronavirus Outbreak
Oxebridge has had contingency plans in place for decades to handle events such as these, and service will not be disrupted.
ISO 9001 Certification Bodies Woefully Unprepared for Coronavirus
Registrars have the ability to conduct remote audits, but have refused to prepare.
ASQ Cancels 2020 World Conference on Quality & Improvement
Citing the spread of coronavirus, ASQ has cancelled the 2020 WCQI event.
Free ISO 9001 Template Kit Updated, Now Supports Google Docs
The latest update to the Oxebridge Free ISO 9001 template kit provides Google Docs capabilities.
OP-ED: IAS VP Really Can’t Stop Injecting Himself into Accreditation Controversy
Mohan Sabaratnam refuses to recuse himself, making a high-profile complaint filed against IAS even worse.
Quality Professionals: Embrace Blockchain or Perish
Quality professionals must understand blockchain, as it will impact on their work; they must also ensure that the technology is not corrupted by the usual suspects, such as ISO.
ANAB Allowing Leeway for Coronavirus, IAQG Not So Much
ANAB is allowing extensions for companies affected by the virus, but AS9100 certified orgs are out of luck.
Certificate Mill Falsely Alleges IAF “Leaked” Coronavirus
Daryl Guberman claims an IAF/ILAC laboratory was responsible for the coronavirus release.
Benefits of ISO 9001, Part 10: Clause 8.5.2 Identification and Traceability
Extracting tangible benefits from ISO 9001’s Clause 8.5.2 on “Identification & Traceability”
Benefits of ISO 9001, Part 9: Clause 8.5.1 on Production Control
Extracting tangible benefits from ISO 9001’s Clause 8.5.1 on “Control of Production and Service Provision”
Oxebridge To Waive Accreditation Fees for First Q001 Certification Bodies
A limited offer as the Oxebridge Q001 certification program ramps up.
How Q001 Audits Will Eliminate Auditor Conflicts of Interest
Oxebridge is presenting a radical approach towards preventing consulting by Q001 auditors.
OP-ED: ASQ Promotes Architects of Its Failure to Interim CEO Positions
Ann Jordan and Jim Templin have taken top leadership roles in ASQ, despite being at the helm during the org’s decline.
Oxebridge Q001 Version 1.1 Released (Minor Edits Only)
Oxebridge has released version 1.1 of its new QMS standard, Oxebridge Q001. The version fixes some minor typographical errors in Appendix B, improves page numbering formatting for users of printed copies, and adds reference to "shelf life control of perishable items"...
New Evidence Suggests Quality Austria VP’s Deeper Involvement in Qatar Scandal
Eckehard Bauer was personally aware of the conflicts of interest between Quality Austria and the consultancy Qatar Quality Plus.
What Oxebridge Q001 Certification Audits Will Look Like
Q001 certification audits will be very different, and solve a lot of problems currently faced in the ISO audit scheme.
Oxebridge Wins Lawsuit Against Certificate Mill Guberman-PMC
A Federal court ruled defendants Daryl Guberman and Don LaBelle in contempt of court.
Oxebridge Site Glitch – FIXED
The Oxebridge site was down for about 24 hours due to a error made by tech support. The IP was incorrectly configured, and was fixed within an hour, but such changes typically take a day to propagate through the internet, resulting in nearly a full day of downtime....
Oxebridge Releases Official Version 1.0 of Q001 Standard
The first official version of Oxebridge Q001 has been released, and is available for free download.
