Quality Digest Won’t Correct Article That Claimed IAF CertSearch is “100% Full” with ISO Certificate Data
A 2021 article falsely claimed that, at that time, the IAF database was mandatory and had 100% participation.
A 2021 article falsely claimed that, at that time, the IAF database was mandatory and had 100% participation.
The founder of the Elsmar Cove website, formerly called the Cayman Cove, has died.
“Overwhelming volume” has prevented LinkedIn from correcting the error so far.
CertSearch will be mandatory for IAF membership, but not for accreditation itself.
A company under international sanctions continues to act as Quality Austria’s official office in Russia.
A division of TUV Nord was found to be operating fraudulently in Russia.
The discovery raises concerns over conflicts of interest during CMMC certification assessments.
Oxebridge will now accept payment in BTC, ADA and ETH.
This course discusses ISO 9001/AS9100’s “Context of the Organization” (COTO) and “Risk-Based Thinking” (RBT), and use of the COTO Log.
Oxebridge has partnered with Texas QA to provide a QMS solution for clients interested in moving their systems to the cloud.
CD Projekt is blaming a Romanian subcontractor for glaring bugs that crippled gameplay, and turned the game into a meme.
The discredited body continues to push for the criminal prosecution of a whistleblower who exposed the scam.