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Laboratory Accreditation: Proving That What Glitters Is Gold

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The Bre-X gold scandal that rocked the Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX) during the late 1990s forever changed the Canadian mining sector. When millions in pension dollars were lost due to fraudulent and falsified test data, investors around the world were outraged.

Standards: A Big Difference for Small Businesses

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There is no shortage of standards. There are standards that define how something should be made vs. those related to processes, such as ISO 9001.

Consumer Product Testing Rule Should Include Design Analysis

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Approximately three-fourths of product safety recalls in the United States are the result of some design flaw in the product rather than a manufacturing or other defect. Most violations of the U.S.

What Does AS9100 Have in Common With Eyjafjallajökull?

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The billowing cloud of volcanic ash spewing from Iceland may have been a major pain for air travel, but it also had a positive side. It served up a gentle reminder for me to find out what the heck is going on with AS9100 certification.

First U.S. Toll Road and Toll Bridge Certified to ISO 9001

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Almost two years ago, the management team of the Indiana Toll Road (ITR Concession Co. LLC) and the Chicago Skyway Bridge (Skyway Concession Co.

AtlantiCare: 2009 Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Award Recipient

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The following is a profile of one of the 2009 Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Award Winners. The Baldrige Award is the nation’s highest award for quality and is administered by the Department of Commerce through the National Institute of Standards and Technology.

Do Your Metrics Measure Up?

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ISO 9001 makes multiple references to the need to understand customer requirements and to monitor the extent to which those requirements have been fulfilled.

Ten Tips for Better Facilitation

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Facilitation is the art of guiding but not leading, bringing learning but not lecturing, engaging but not directing.

21st Century Leadership—Enterprise Risk Management

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“I think we now live in an era when many of the concerns in running organizations are being reframed in terms of risk, which suggests that risk professionals are likely to rise to the top.”

Toy Recall Crises Could Have Been Mitigated With Comprehensive QMS

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Courtesy of another controversy surrounding hazardous substances in children’s toys, China’s massive manufacturing sector is reliving a public relations disaster.

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