The International Organization for Standardization (ISO) is a global body which sets requirements, standards, specifications, and guidelines for industries and businesses to use to ensure that their products, processes and services are fit for purpose.
For anyone who’s worked in product or service industries, it’s a safe bet that you’ve encountered situations in which problems, once thought to be resolved, resurfaced later.
Did you like the movie? Who is the better candidate? Is that coffee too strong? Clearly subjective decision-making has its place in today’s world. Imagine how boring things would be if everything was cut and dried. When it comes to quality, however, there is no room for guesswork or subjective interpretation. Manufacturers and suppliers must be certain that products meet customer expectations and rigid quality standards.
Estimate your current QA maturity, beware of the acute challenges, turn to QA consulting or TCoE and evaluate the effectiveness of undertaken measures.