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Per 6.1.1 - Actions for Risks and Opportunities
Can anyone give me a definition of an Opportunity. It is not defined in ISO9001 or 9000.
The ISO White Paper - Risk-Based Thinning in ISO 9001:2015 gives the following:
At the operational level then, may I look at it this way:
Risk: The risk already exists in our operations and is identified, evaluated and mitigated by actions plans, if we decide to do so.
Opportunity: Circumstances allow us to do something new and beneficial. However, it may increase risks in certain areas, as the results. We would then have an opportunity for improvement buy mitigating the resulting risk by action plans.
Any input is appreciated.
Can anyone give me a definition of an Opportunity. It is not defined in ISO9001 or 9000.
The ISO White Paper - Risk-Based Thinning in ISO 9001:2015 gives the following:
Risk is commonly understood to have only negative consequences; however the effects of risk can be either negative or positive.
In ISO 9001:2015 risks and opportunities are often cited together. Opportunity is not the positive side of risk.
An opportunity is a set of circumstances which makes it possible to do
something. Taking or not taking an opportunity then presents different levels of risk.In ISO 9001:2015 risks and opportunities are often cited together. Opportunity is not the positive side of risk.
An opportunity is a set of circumstances which makes it possible to do
At the operational level then, may I look at it this way:
Risk: The risk already exists in our operations and is identified, evaluated and mitigated by actions plans, if we decide to do so.
Opportunity: Circumstances allow us to do something new and beneficial. However, it may increase risks in certain areas, as the results. We would then have an opportunity for improvement buy mitigating the resulting risk by action plans.
Any input is appreciated.