Every organization needs to maintain certain quality standards provided by organizations like ISO. More so, since today’s customers have become highly aware and quality conscious. The International Standards Organization has provided a level playing field manufacturer to officially state the quality of their products and business practices. ISO is made up of more than 150 national standards institutes from countries large and small, industrialized and developing, from all regions of the world. ISO develops voluntary technical standards, which contribute to making industrial production and supply more efficient, safer and cleaner, and to making trade between countries easier and fairer. ISO standards also serve to safeguard consumers in general of products and services, as well as make their lives simpler. There are more than 30,000 ISO standards listed till date. Owing to several recent changes and reforms within the organization, the ISO has created a lot more value for itself in the following aspects: recognized experience in international consensus building, a brand name and recognition on the global platform, a diversified scope, a strong national membership base and wide spectrum representation, its extensive networking, its ability to provide a broad base for regulation and standard implementation, leadership in the use of IT tools, etc. This book focuses on the future requirements and parameters of standards for quality check in every organization. It is hoped that the book will benefit people of various interests like consumer forum, organizational heads, business heads, consumers of products and services, management students, entrepreneurs, traders, quality control bodies, strategy formers, beginners and implementers.
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