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OCT
29th
Quality 4.0 means using new technologies and working with people to make an organisation, its products, services, and results better.
JUL
31st
The long awaited up date to ISO9001 is now planned for September 2026.
It will address modern challenges in Quality Management including sustainability and digitalisation and the use of AI.