Re: Internal Audits - Establishing nonconformity level criteria - Major/Minor?
My take is totally the opposite. Managing risks does require prioritization of resources. Some mistakes could have lethal consequences to customers, while others would be just a nuisance.
Management requires prioritization of resources.
If less critical issues don't get resolved, you have organizational discipline problems. But to consider all problems without some type of risk rating does not make any sense, imo.
C.vanDijk said:
When something is prioritized, this usually means that something else is considered not to be as important and before you know it, things end up not being done.Cornelis.
Management requires prioritization of resources.
If less critical issues don't get resolved, you have organizational discipline problems. But to consider all problems without some type of risk rating does not make any sense, imo.