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ISO 9000 Family

ISO 9000 Family Standard Approach Every individual has his or her own way of working and their own whims and fancies. Thus an individual will perform very excellent job based on the available strengths, knowledge and experience acquired over a period of time.   However this may not be true for another individual who has different way of working, different strengths and traits. Here we are talking of just two individuals, imagine you have a group of say fifteen people and accomplish a certain task from this group.   Management faces a great challenge in bringing them together and achieve a certain task.   In such situation, we should have a standard approach for the entire team then it becomes a unique protocol for everyone. Software Development Services Consider an example of software development, where we need to develop a solution which meets the customer requirement. As per standard development process below tasks are involved at a broader level un...
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A Brief Introduction to ISO

What is ISO? Lord Krishna in Bhagvad Gita says, समोअहं  सर्व  भूतेषू  ! न  में  द्वेशोस्ति  न  प्रिया  !! ये  भजन्ति  तु  मां  भक्त्या  ! मयि  ते तेषु  चाप्या  अहम्  !!   "Samo aham Sarva bhuteshu, na me dvyeshyosti na priyaa ! Yeh bhajanti tu mam bhaktya, mayi teshu chapya aham !!" (BG Verse 9.29)   What does this mean? "Samo aham sarva bhuteshu" means I am equal to all living beings, (samo-equal, aham-I, sarvabhuteshu-all living beings) "Na me dvyeshyosti na Priya" means neither I envy with anyone nor do I love anyone. I am impartial. (na-do not, me-me, dvyeshyosti-envy, na-not, Priya-Love) You may wonder, am I talking about Bhagvadgita or ISO ? Don’t worry even though they are different there is a common connection about establishing the principle of equality. Here lord Krishna says that I am not partial anyone and thus equal to everyone. I shower by blessings equally wit...