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ISO 9004 and Your Organization

Why we should care about sustainable success?

Denise Robitaille
Tue, 08/25/2009 - 05:00
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The final draft of the revised ISO 9004 standard is out for ballot. This means that it will hopefully be available before the end of this year. It’s radically different from the last version. For one thing, the title has changed. It’s now: “Managing for the sustained success of an organization—A quality management approach.”

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What’s so special about this new version? Why should we care? The answer to both of the questions is in the new title. We all have a vested interest in the notion of sustainable success. Particularly in these days of globalization and outsourcing, the importance of the sustainability of organizations is becoming increasingly apparent.

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Submitted by sduncan on Tue, 08/25/2009 - 20:41

Last version of 9004

Wasn't the 2000 version of 9004 significantly different from the 1994 one? (I'm hesitate to use the word "radically," but it seemed very different to me.) Maybe I am thinking of another of the ISO 9000 documents, but, in 2000, the number was substantially reduced so that I am relatively sure 9004 is what I am thinking of.

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Submitted by Quality Digest on Thu, 08/27/2009 - 15:33

In reply to Last version of 9004 by sduncan

Last version of 9004

Yes, the 2000 version of 9004 was significantly different form 1994. With the 2009 revision, they've made even more changes -- unlike the minimal changes to 9001. Also, although it is still complementary to 9001, it no longer has the same structure and does not contain the complete text of 9001.

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Submitted by krsinghal on Fri, 09/04/2009 - 08:21

ISO 9004

The Article "ISO 9004 and Your Organization" provides the information that the new version is radically different from the last version. Even title of the standard has been changed.

Now the article has created a desire to know what are new points. I am interested to read more articles on this.

With regards,

Keshav Ram Singhal, Ajmer (India)

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