The latest edition of ISO 9001, ISO's flagship quality management systems standard, has just been published. This concludes over three years of revision work by experts from nearly 95 participating and observing countries to bring the standard up to date with modern needs.
ISO
9001:2015 replaces previous editions and certification bodies will have up to
three years to migrate certificates to the new version.
ISO
9000, which lays down the concepts and language used throughout the ISO 9000
family of standards, has also been revised and a new edition is available.
Posted by Tim Sandle
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