Internal Quality Auditing: Meeting The Challenge Of ISO 9000:2000
- Topics:
- ISO Standards
- Tags:
- Auditing,
- Quality Management,
- Quality,
- QCI International,
- Process Improvement,
- It Operations,
- Iso standards,
- ISO 9000:2000,
- Executive Management,
- Business Operations,
- ...
- Source:
- QCI International
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Overview: One of the most important objectives of an internal quality audit is measuring the effectiveness of an organization's quality management system. For this to happen, executive management must first meet its overriding responsibility of establishing and maintaining a system regarding quality policy, goals, resources, processes and effective performance--including monitoring and measuring the system's effectiveness and efficiency. ISO 9001:2000 delineates this responsibility into three distinct areas: 4.1 General requirements, 4.2 Documentation requirements, and 4.3 Quality management principles. If an organization's executive management is not active in these three areas, then they will not be addressed and the quality system will be ineffective. To know about these topic in details article specifies in two parts, first in terms of their meaning and then as auditable characteristics.
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Format: HTML | Date: Dec 2001 | Pages: 1
