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View Full Version : Different between the ISO9001:2000 and the Tickit standard in software khaled 25th June 2002, 02:51 PM :bigwave: What is the different between the ISO9001:2000 and the Tickit standard in the software companies , by other meaning what is the added value for an IT company to establish its system on ISO9001:2000 and tickit . Don't you think that ISO9001:2000 is enough? Marc 25th June 2002, 05:42 PM See http://Elsmar.com/Forums/showthread.php?t=3264 Adam Scrase 27th June 2002, 06:21 AM Hello Khaled My company are ISO9001:2000 certified in accordance with TickIT, or at least that's what it says on the certificate. From a totally personal view I haven't seen any real benefit from having the TickIT bit. The document is useful, I treat it like a software version of 9004. I haven't seen any benefit from having TickIT certified auditors, (sweeping generalisation alert :) ) most of their software knowledge is 20 years out of date. You can easily be certified to 9001:2000 as a software company and ignore TickIT. Any help? Adam |
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