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    Introduction about ISO

    1
     ISO is the first letter of the Greek word "ISOS" means "equal“

     ISO _ International Organization for Standardization is the largest developer of


    international standards in the world - independent, not affiliated with the United Nations or
    others

     Founded in 1946 in Switzerland

     It is recognized by all countries of the world

     Non-governmental (not following any governmental methodologies or policies)


     Its membership includes national standards bodies such as:
    * The Egyptian General Organization for Standardization and Quality (EOS)
    * Saudi Standards, Metrology and Quality Organization (SASO)
    * German Institute for Standardization
    * British Standards Institution BSI

    2
    • It has issued nearly 22,500 standards covering nearly all areas of business, management
    systems and technology aspects since 1947

    • ISO standards are usually developed by technical committees, their sub-committees or


    project committees and experts nominated by national standards bodies.

    • It has members from 162 countries and over 135 people working full time at the
    headquarters of the Central Secretariat in Geneva, Switzerland

    • All ISO standards are based on consensus.

    3
    The International Organization for Standardization has registered and protected ISO ®
    trademarks
    Only the organization itself, its members, and technical TCs are permitted to use the acronym
    ISO logo and name_ According to published usage policies

    The name "ISO" should not be used in the domain name of the email domain, the website, the
    name of the organization, or associated with the name of the product or service, nor should it be
    claimed that people, products or services are certified or approved by ISO

    4
    All those concerned with international standards should know that the International
    Organization for Standardization (ISO) does not carry out accreditation activities, evaluation
    and issuance of conformity certificates, it only develops international standards, such as
    ISO9001 and ISO14001, and does not participate in auditing or conformity assessment
    processes, and it does not issue conformity certificates. This is implemented by external
    accredited bodies to evaluate and grant conformity certificates, and therefore a company or
    organization cannot be accredited by the International Organization for Standardization.

    5
    Since its inception in 1987, ISO 9000 has always been the most common ISO standard, and it
    has the same structure as the UK standards BS 5750, with three 'models' for quality
    management systems, so that the model is chosen that is based on the scope of the
    organization's activities:

     ISO 9001: 1987 includes the quality assurance model in design, development, production,
    installation, and service and is a special model for companies and organizations that have
    included activities to develop new products.

     ISO 9002: 1987ISO includes the quality assurance model in production, installation, and
    service delivery as it mainly includes the production of materials with the same ISO 9001
    but does not include the creation of new products.

     ISO 9003: 1987 includes the quality assurance model in the final inspection and testing as it
    includes only the final inspection of the final product, without taking into account how it
    was produced.
    Then the 1987 edition was revised in 1994 with the aim of emphasizing the
    methodology of "preventive measures / procedures" instead of examining the
    final product, and other amendments related to the documentation system.

    Then version 2000 combines the three standards 9001, 9002, and 9003 into one unit, which is
    9001, to highlight the "process approach",

    then the 2008 version that emphasized this approach.

    Finally, the publication 9001: 2015 which adopted the methodology of "risk-based thinking"
    (risks and opportunities)
    ISO 9001 revisions since beginning

    1994
    2000

    1987 Revisions

    2008

    2015

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