The ISO 9000 standards were developed by the ISO Technical Committee (TC) 176 on the model of the BS 5750. They were first published in 1987 and they are revised every five years.

Often, the best place to begin estimating potential cost is with your company’s ISO 9000 program. For small to medium sized businesses, the cost for complying with ISO 9000 is about $30,000 to $40,000 ...

The ISO 14000 and ISO 9000 standards share much in common: Both are management driven, focusing on conformance to an organization’s targets and objectives. They have similar registration processes.

In the late 2003 revision of the ISO 9000 these three standards were combined into a single ISO 9001:2000. The new standard was published in 2000 and companies migrated to the new standards during ...

ISO 9000 certification helps organizations meet customer requirements consistently, leading to higher customer satisfaction. It also streamlines processes, improving efficiency, reducing waste ...

ISO 9000 defines the criteria for what should be measured. ISO 9001 covers design and development. ISO 9002 covers production, installation and service, and ISO 9003 covers final testing and ...

ISO 14000 aims to do for environmental efforts what ISO 9000 did for quality. And striving for the ISO seal is a major driving force behind the conservation efforts underway today at contract ...

Since its Original Conception in 1987, Some 250,000 Organizations around the World have Registered for ISO 9000, a series of international standards that establishes Quality Management System (QMS ...

KARACHI, Jan 11: As many as 3,000 companies have acquired ISO-9000 quality certificates in which 80 per cent of them are export-oriented from the textile related sectors. Around two dozen ...

Two titles on ISO 9000 and ISO 14000 will be delivered in CD-ROM and online PDF formats by author Seamus PhanSINGAPORE, 30 May 2000 -- Seamus Phan, the chief information officer and partner of ...