ISO 9001 News ISO 9001:2025 - What should be changed in the next Edition of ISO 9001? - REVISION PROCEEDING- August 2023

[qualitymanagerTT]

The names of all convenors for WGs, TGs and the AG for TC 176/SC 2 are publicly available when you click the red circle with the "i" around the middle of the page ISO/TC 176/SC 2 - Quality systems

 

[Randy]

The names of all convenors for WGs, TGs and the AG for TC 176/SC 2 are publicly available when you click the red circle with the "i" around the middle of the page ISO/TC 176/SC 2 - Quality systems

That's not the point

 

[Sidney Vianna]

A post from LinkedIn on the “update”

 

[Sidney Vianna]

ISO 9001 revision progress

committee.iso.org

 

[Randy]

They just got themselves a free trip to Paris.

 

[Peter Fraser]

"submitted by more than 40 different countries": surely "submitted by more than 40 countries" would do - or are they practising how to pad out a standard with unnecessary words to increase the price?(!)

 

[Randy]

"submitted by more than 40 different countries": surely "submitted by more than 40 countries" would do - or are they practising how to pad out a standard with unnecessary words to increase the price?(!)

Well flitter, what do you think? More of the consultant gobblety-goop being tossed around...And oh yeah, in all fairness I have worked as a consultant myself and I still call it gobblety-goop!

 

[Miner]

"submitted by more than 40 different countries": surely "submitted by more than 40 countries" would do - or are they practising how to pad out a standard with unnecessary words to increase the price?(!)

Well input from 40 "different" countries might be more valuable than input from 40 "similar" countries. It's important to be precise with words. We know that's important to ISO.

 

[Sidney Vianna]

ISO 9001 Revision - The sixteenth meeting of ISO/TC 176/SC 2/WG 29

committee.iso.org

ISO 9001 Revision - The fifteenth meeting of ISO/TC 176/SC 2/WG 29

committee.iso.org

Looking ahead, the next significant milestone will be the release of the Draft International Standard (DIS) for public comment. This will provide users around the world a clear and transparent picture of the proposed revisions to ISO 9001 and allow them the opportunity to review and comment on the actual revisions, ensuring their voices are heard in the final stages of the update.

ensuring the voice of users are heard......

pause for breathing

 

[Mike S.]

I'd like to tell them where to put their DIS....