IAF’s New Attempt to Make CertSearch Mandatory Cannot Succeed, Either
IAF still refuses to tie participation to accreditation, while debating a debunked revenue model that others have tried since 1995, without success.
IAF still refuses to tie participation to accreditation, while debating a debunked revenue model that others have tried since 1995, without success.
Graeme Drake’s email revealed APAC offloads processing of complaints back onto the subject of the complaint.
ISO’s colonialist approach relies on third world representatives who throw their own countries under the bus.
ISO 9001’s most important set of requirements met an undignified end, due to greed and incompetence.
ISO TC 176 ignored the results of at least five rounds of voting, all of which indicated ISO 9001 should not be revised.
In violation of its internal rules and two official international rounds of voting, ISO has pushed ahead on its intent to update ISO 9001.
QRS had already obtained backup accreditation from Saudi Arabia’s GCC, so was never in fear of losing business.
A new push is afoot to make CertSearch a mandatory part of accreditation, but will face stiff opposition from BSI and the world’s CBs.
Christopher Paris presents a long-form essay on how bureaucracies like ISO, IAF, and ANAB tolerate evil under the guise of following procedures.
More certification scheme organizations announce they will uphold sanctions during the humanitarian crisis, while IAF remains paralyzed under bureaucratic procedures.
The IAF is increasingly isolated in its ongoing support of Russian, while sanctioned companies continue to use its logo to legitimize their operations.
Certificate mill thieves stole content from JAS-ANZ’s website to create a number of fake scam sites.