Re: ISO 9000 - getting started

["Branchaud, Paul" <pbranchaud -at- UTSOFT -dot- COM>]

Amy,

Go straight to the source: http://www.iso.ch/index.html

That's the ISO's web site. They have a list of other web servers with
other international standards information. The pages are pretty much
vanilla HTML, but any browser should be able to load this site
(including my kludge 286 running Lynx at home).

I am now working in an ISO 9001 environment, and it's a world of change
from previous organizational structures. Some of the paperwork can
appear to be anal-retentive in nature, but it does wonders for
accountability, tracking, and version control.

Cheers,

Paul
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Paul Branchaud                  Technical Writer, UtiliSoft Inc.
pbranchaud -at- utsoft -dot- com           555, Dr. Frederik-Philips, Suite 210
(514) 747-1400 Ext. 211         Saint-Laurent, QC Canada H4M 2X4

>-----Original Message-----
>From:  Amy Nolan [SMTP:anolan -at- P21 -dot- COM]
>Sent:  Wednesday, October 08, 1997 3:40 PM
>To:    TECHWR-L -at- LISTSERV -dot- OKSTATE -dot- EDU
>Subject:       ISO 9000 - getting started
>
>     Does anyone know of a good source to get started with learning about
>     ISO 9000?  I'm mostly interested in books, web sites, or training
>     seminars.
>

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