What is ISO certification?

ISO is the abbreviation of an organization. Its full name is International Organization for Standardization, which is translated from Chinese as "International Organization for Standardization".

ISO is the largest international standardization organization in the world. It was founded on February 23rd, 1947 at/kloc-0. Its predecessor was the International Federation of Standardization Associations (ISA), which was founded at 1928. IEC is also relatively large. IEC, the International Electrotechnical Commission, 1906 was established in London, England, and it is the earliest international standardization organization in the world. IEC is mainly responsible for standardization activities in the fields of electrician and electronics. ISO is responsible for standardization activities in all other fields except electrical and electronic fields.

ISO claims that its purpose is to "promote the development of standardization and related activities worldwide, thereby promoting the international exchange of goods and services and cooperation in the fields of intelligence, science, technology and economy."

ISO is the abbreviation of International Organization for Standardization. Founded in 1947 and headquartered in Switzerland. It is an organization composed of countries all over the world, which specializes in researching and publishing worldwide standards.

Lamb O900 1 is not a standard, but a general term for a class of standards. It is all the international standards formulated by TC 176(TC 176 refers to the Technical Committee of Quality Management System), and it is the best-selling and most common product among the standards above ISO 12000. The certification standard of quality management system is a summary of the development of management theory and practice in many countries, especially in developed countries. It embodies a management concept and quality management methods and models, and has been adopted by more than 100 countries and regions in the world.

All certified enterprises have reached international standards in the integration of various management systems, which shows that enterprises can provide customers with expected and satisfactory qualified products continuously and stably. From the consumer's point of view, the company is customer-centered, can meet customer needs, achieve customer satisfaction, and does not induce consumers.