Iso 9000 Presentation

The Benefits of an ISO 9001:2008 Quality Management System

Over 350,000 companies worldwide are registered to ISO 9000. Benefits they find include:
Improved consistency of service and product performance
Higher customer satisfaction levels
Improved customer perception
Improved productivity and efficiency
Cost reductions
Improved communications, morale and job satisfaction
Competitive advantage and increased marketing and sales opportunities
Prepared by J.P. Tuthill, Sr.

Findings of Corporations per Dun and Bradstreet
85% of registered firms report external benefits
Higher perceived quality
Greater customer demand

Findings of Corporations per Dun and Bradstreet
95% report internal benefits
Greater employee awareness
Increased operational efficiency
Reduced scrap expense

General Benefits of Registration to ISO 9001:2000
Enables your organization to become more cost-effective, efficient and resilient to change.
Requires your organization to monitor and improve key business and customer satisfaction measures.
Improve internal communications.
Improves product and process quality.
Provides a passport to the global market.

Typical Business Conditions resulting from incorporation of a Quality Management System
Increased Productivity
Reduced scrap and waste
Record sales level
Catching inferior raw materials before they were used

CIRAS (Center for Industrial Research and Service) News Reports
Cutting quality cost in half can increase profit more than a 10 percent increase in sales.
ISO 9000 is the most promising method for cutting the cost of quality.

ISO Quality Standard Provides Corporations With Substantial Financial Rewards
US publicly held companies traded on the NYSE that received registration under the ISO 9000 quality standard show significant improvement in financial performance compared to those companies that have not pursued the standard.
The firms that failed to seek registration experienced substantial deterioration in return on assets, productivity and sales. Registered companies avoided such declines.
Source:
http://www.manufacturingnews.com/news/02/0830/art1.html

Phases in Achieving ISO 9000 Registration
Phase I: Awareness Development – Company wide training in ISO 9000 requirements
Phase II: Documentation Phase – Document what you do and do what you document.
Phase III: Gap Analysis – Audit the company operations, establish a Corrective/Preventive Action (CAPA) Plan, and train Internal Auditors.
Phase IV: Internal Audit Report and Scheduling – Internal Auditor Training from Phase III will serve as 1 st Internal Audit. Audit schedules and Audit Reports will be documented as Quality Records.
Phase V: Management Review & Quality Registrar Selection – Conduct a Management Review of the 1 st Internal Audit and subsequent CAPA Plan. Pick a Quality Registrar to assess your company for Quality System approval.

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