Congratulations! You’ve been given the job to do your company’s ISO implementation!. Now what? This book is written for you. It’s from a working ISO auditor, with over 500 audits with three global registrars, and it lays all of this out for you, along with a lot of stories and examples as to what to […]
For the common good, I am laying out to you some information on how not to fail using the Core Compliance Platform. The Core Compliance Platform is a product of Core Business Solutions, and is a “canned” ISO9001 quality system and work flow that a lot of people are using. They actually have a variety […]
Dear Design Engineer: I know you won’t read more than a few words of this, so I’ll get straight to the point. Design planning is for your own good. You can go back to what you are doing now, unless you want to know why. My Design Story You see, Design Engineer, I used to […]
My latest course, “How Not to Fail at ISO9001” is now available on Udemy, which is the famous online training and educational store. Here’s the link: https://www.udemy.com/course/how-not-to-fail-at-iso9001/learn/lecture/34733460#content This course is for newly appointed ISO coordinators, process owners, and other business professionals who need to know how to apply the clauses of the ISO standard to […]
Dear Production Manager: Sorry about all of the confusion around the ISO9001 stuff. You know it’s for your own good, right? I am trying to tell you how not to fail at ISO9001. You’re being asked by your conscientious ISO coordinator to put some time and effort into some system of documentation that you don’t […]
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