ISO 9000 has been revised—but the new standard, called ISO 9000:2000, is a radical revision and the industry has questions.
April 17, 2000
In view of the impact of this revision and the costs it will entail, organizations understandably have many questions and concerns. Do we have to register to the new standard? How long is our current certification good for? Why the change? What’s the difference between the old ISO and the new ISO? How will it change the way we run our business? Who will benefit from the new standard? Who will be hurt? Will it be more difficult to implement the new ISO than the old ISO?
It is vital that organizations embrace the importance of understanding the unique differences in their human-resource potential in order to maximize efficiency and stabilize turnover.
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