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View Full Version : What ISO 9001 or other standards say about R&D projects in IT Development Firm morpheus063 14th June 2006, 07:44 AM Hi All, Can anybody guide me on what ISO or the standards say about the process for managing a R&D project (software development and associated testing). Regards, Morpheus Marc 14th June 2006, 10:47 AM ISO 9001 essentially says you have to have defined systems. ISO 9001 doesn't tell you you how to 'manage' a project. I'm not sure about other standards with respect to project management. Sleepless 14th June 2006, 01:21 PM That's kind of tough to answer. From what I've found, management and testing clauses are sprinkled throughout the standard. I also work in SW development and am working towards AS9100 and AS9006 compliance (which includes all of the ISO9001 clauses). Feel free to message me and maybe we can chat a little, off line. Randy 14th June 2006, 01:30 PM Look at everything in 9001 - 7.3 Design and Development and figure it out. |
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