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I've finally had a chance to compare the two to see what exactly has changed.
The one thing that I found in Management Requirements is the addition of "Improvement", section 4.10 which used to be "Corrective Actions".
Wouldn't it have made more sense to add Improvement as section 4.15? It's only a three sentence paragraph for continual improvement. Instead of making ones work easier we now have to change sections 4.10 - 4.15
Have you seen anything that has left you scratching your head wondering why?
The one thing that I found in Management Requirements is the addition of "Improvement", section 4.10 which used to be "Corrective Actions".
Wouldn't it have made more sense to add Improvement as section 4.15? It's only a three sentence paragraph for continual improvement. Instead of making ones work easier we now have to change sections 4.10 - 4.15
Have you seen anything that has left you scratching your head wondering why?
