ISO 9001 News ISO 9001:2025 - What should be changed in the next Edition of ISO 9001? - REVISION PROCEEDING- August 2023
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Scanton
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This morning ISO acknowledge that the "DIS ballot has been initiated" and will last 12 weeks
ISO - International harmonized stage codes
Although it hasn't been posted on BSI's website yet, so I can't review it :-(
ISO - International harmonized stage codes
Although it hasn't been posted on BSI's website yet, so I can't review it :-(
Randy
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Neither have I, but I have read a review of sorts.
This sounds like it might have been the same review that I saw from He Who Shall Not Be Named.
Randy
Super Moderator
YES, and it made a bit of sense in person's style. I shared a bit within my work group.
qualitymanagerTT
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It's at stage 40.00 where the DIS is registered (i.e., sent from the WG / TC to ISO).
Stage 40.20 is when the DIS ballot is initiated, and it will be available for sale.
Just FYI. The DIS of ISO 9000 (NOT 9001) is available for purchase from the ISO website https://www.iso.org/obp/ui/en/#iso:std:iso:9000:dis:ed-5:v1:en
On August 27, 2025, ISO published the Draft International Standard (DIS) of the ISO 9001 International Standard, the globally recognized benchmark for Quality Management Systems (QMS).
At this stage, the text is submitted for review and comments by all national ISO member bodies, as part of the international public consultation that precedes the publication of the final version.
This review is an essential step towards the next edition of ISO 9001, whose publication is scheduled for September 2026, replacing the current ISO 9001:2015. The next phase of the process, corresponding to ISO/FDIS 9001 (Final Draft International Standard), should take place in early 2026.
Main Proposed Changes in ISO/DIS 9001:2025
Climate Change
It becomes mandatory to consider climate change and assess its relevance to the organization's context and quality management system.
Quality Culture and Ethics
Leadership must promote and demonstrate a culture of quality and ethical behavior at all levels of the organization.
Risk and Opportunity Thinking
The concept of risk and opportunity management is reinforced, consolidating itself as a central element of the management system.
Emerging Technologies and Digitalization
The standard recognizes the impact of digital transformation and emerging technologies on quality management, encouraging their strategic integration.
Organizational Knowledge Management
Greater focus on the retention, sharing, and updating of internal knowledge, ensuring the continuity and effectiveness of processes.
At this stage, the text is submitted for review and comments by all national ISO member bodies, as part of the international public consultation that precedes the publication of the final version.
This review is an essential step towards the next edition of ISO 9001, whose publication is scheduled for September 2026, replacing the current ISO 9001:2015. The next phase of the process, corresponding to ISO/FDIS 9001 (Final Draft International Standard), should take place in early 2026.
Main Proposed Changes in ISO/DIS 9001:2025
Climate Change
It becomes mandatory to consider climate change and assess its relevance to the organization's context and quality management system.
Quality Culture and Ethics
Leadership must promote and demonstrate a culture of quality and ethical behavior at all levels of the organization.
Risk and Opportunity Thinking
The concept of risk and opportunity management is reinforced, consolidating itself as a central element of the management system.
Emerging Technologies and Digitalization
The standard recognizes the impact of digital transformation and emerging technologies on quality management, encouraging their strategic integration.
Organizational Knowledge Management
Greater focus on the retention, sharing, and updating of internal knowledge, ensuring the continuity and effectiveness of processes.
Is it just my feeling, or is there a complete lack of interest in issues related to Quality Management, and especially in matters related to ISO 9001?
