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ISO 9001 in the Supply Chain

Free brochure explains ways that suppliers can demonstrate ISO 9001:2008 conformity

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Mon, 07/30/2012 - 10:53
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(ISO: Geneva) -- Managers responsible for selecting suppliers or responsible for purchasing decisions now have available an attractive hard copy version of the ISO brochure, “ISO 9001 in the Supply Chain,” up to now published uniquely as a web document.

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Goods and services are commonly promoted as being produced by suppliers with a quality management system certified as conforming to ISO 9001:2008. There are currently more than one million organizations in more than 170 countries certified to this standard.

What does this mean? How can this help? How can you be sure that your suppliers understand what you expect from them, and are capable of providing you with a consistent, conforming product? The brochure provides answers to such questions and explains how to get the most out of using ISO 9001 as a supply-chain tool.

The objective of ISO 9001 is to provide a set of requirements that, if effectively implemented, will give you confidence that your supplier can consistently provide goods and services that:
• Meet your needs and expectations
• Comply with applicable regulations

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