ISO 9001 accreditation Analyse the differences between ISO 9001:2008 and ISO 900

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ISO 9001 accreditation

Analyse the differences between ISO 9001:2008 and ISO 9001:2015 and identify the likely challenges that organizations may face as they prepare for accreditation to the new standard. Using Deming's System of Profound Knowledge (SoPK) and his 14 principles, propose how these challenges could be met.

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ISO-9001 is a Quality Management System, for which organizations can be certified, and it is recognized at worldwide level for improvement of quality standards at the organization which highly focuses on Customer satisfaction, employee motivation, effectiveness, efficiency and continual improvements in the organization. There are over one million companies in 170 countries has been certified to ISO-9001 Quality Management Standard. It can be used by any organization small, big, large etc.. Also any field of organization can use this standard. It is not limited to any particular field.

The latest version is ISO: 9001-2015

The differences between ISO-9001:2008 and ISO-9001:2015

ISO: 9001-2015 Standard

ISO-9001:2015 Standard

Question : identify the likely challenges that organizations may face as they prepare for accreditation to the new standard.

Answer: The challenges the organization may face as they prepare for accreditation to the new standards are as below:

Question : Using Deming's System of Profound Knowledge (SoPK) and his 14 principles, propose how these challenges could be met.

Answer: This challenges can bet met by following the below process –

ISO: 9001-2015 Standard

ISO-9001:2015 Standard

• This standard released in the year 2008

• This standard released in the year 2015

• This standard has eight clauses in it

• This standard has ten clauses in it

• Top three clauses are same

• Top three clauses are same

• Initially the clauses were not segregated as per PDCA cycle (Plan , Do, Check and Act cycle).

• Clauses from 4th to 10th are arranged in PDCA cycle (Plan , Do, Check and Act cycle)

• This standard was not additionally focus on continuous and systematic improvements.

• This new standard provides additional momentum to continuous and systematic improvement of processes within the organization.

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