I know that 'things have changed' and that registrars are now supposed to be doing 'process' audits. Tell me about the inputs, show me the outputs, tell me how you use the output data, etc. Of course, one does have to use some sort of 'check list' to ensure all required systems are looked at (audited, whatever) with the exception of those few with one heck of a memory.
But what about internal audits... How have they changed? In several recent threads internal audits and check lists are being discussed.
What I would like is comments from you folks - what are the differences? Are there any - i.e. Are internal audits now supposed to be akin to registrar audits? If so, how are you handling the transition?
But what about internal audits... How have they changed? In several recent threads internal audits and check lists are being discussed.
What I would like is comments from you folks - what are the differences? Are there any - i.e. Are internal audits now supposed to be akin to registrar audits? If so, how are you handling the transition?