These transitional users should not disregard their current system because some of the 1994 standards will be in the 2000 standards, but some standards may need to be updated or revised to concur with the 2000 requirements. New users currently weighing the option to implement the 1994 standards should also consider the 2000 standards before making a decision. ISO TC 176 recommends beginning the upgrade to the 2000 standards using the DIS and having certification or registration bodies evaluate compliance. Keep in mind, standards may change from the current draft and companies will not be accredited to the 2000 standards until the Final Draft International Standard is issued. These eight management principles are the driving force behind ISO 9001 and 9004.
Customers are a focal point of every organization.
Organizations should understand and meet current and future customer expectations. Effective leaders create an environment geared towards reaching an organization s goals. Involvement of people. The involvement of every level of employee proves beneficial in an organization. The end result is obtained more efficiently when related resources and activities are managed as a process.