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Hi All,
I am drafting the Access Control Policy in Conformio.
In the document there is a section in which I need to map the job titles to the user profiles.
My issue is that for some of the applications that we are using there are a set of pre-exisintg user profiles like for example Light Agent or Standard staff for which we do not have any users assigned to them.
In this case should I simply not list them in the Definition of User Profiles or should I list them to state their existence but when doing the mapping with the job titles say something like "No currently Job Title assigned to the profile"
Thanks in advance.
Best Regards
Igor
Excellent
Generally, the responsibility should be assigned based on the process or activity where the nonconformity was identified, rather than simply assigning someone to each ISO 9001 clause.
As Lead Internal Auditor, your role is to identify and document the nonconformities, gather objective evidence and report the findings. The relevant process owner or department manager should normally be responsible for analysing the root cause and implementing corrective actions.
For example, findings related to competence and training (Clause 7.2) would usually go to the person responsible for HR or training, while issues with operational control (Clause 8.1) would typically be assigned to the relevant operations manager.
I'd also recommend having a central register of nonconformities showing the ISO clause, process involved, description of the finding, responsible person, corrective action, deadline and verification status.
One important point: the auditor should remain independent and verify the effectiveness of corrective actions rather than taking ownership of implementing them. This helps maintain the objectivity of the internal audit process.
Although suited for ISO 2000 implementation, our free ISO 20000 GAP analysis tool can help you start your assessment. It contains many common elements with ITIL and you can find it here
ISO 20000 Gap Analysis Tool https://advisera.com/20000academy/iso-20000-tools/iso-20000-gap-analysis-tool/
We do supply packaged ASIC (application specific IC) to customer that manufacture medical devices. Our ASICs are not considered medical devices, and we have received ISO 13485 certification. Does this mean that we should also fulfill the requirements of ISO 14971? If yes, how can we evalaute the benefit of our components?Yes, ISO 14971 is mandatory for anybody who implements ISO 13485 according to the requirement 7.1 Planning of production. If your risks after implementing control measures are acceptable, then calculating the benefit /risk ratio is unnecessary.
Regarding ISO 13485 clause 4.2.3, is it correct to consider this not applicable since we do not manufacture medical device, and we do not have medical device files?No, points from requirements 4 and 5 are not possible to state as non-applicable. For you, it is enough to prepare a file where you will put some kind of specification and/or code. Nothing else is necessary for your type of product.
No, a company cannot be seen as an individual. Although the business is a partnership, it is still a business. Article 1 in GDPR states:
“1. This Regulation lays down rules relating to the protection of natural persons with regard to the processing of personal data and rules relating to the free movement of personal data.
2. This Regulation protects fundamental rights and freedoms of natural persons and in particular their right to the protection of personal data.”
Thus, the Regulation protects only natural persons
Since the primary set of activities of the Service Desk consists of resolving incidents and fulfilling service requests, Incident Management and Service Request Management are some of the primary practices relevant to the Service Desk.
Also, Service Desk practice is important.
I would point out Configuration, Asset, and Knowledge Management from the other practices.
More details about the Service Desk can be found in the articles
“ Desk: Single point of contact“ https://advisera.com/20000academy/knowledgebase/service-desk-single-point-contact/
„Service Desk staff – a window to the IT organization“ https://advisera.com/20000academy/blog/2014/02/18/service-desk-staff-window-organization/
„ITIL Service Desk types“ https://advisera.com/20000academy/blog/2014/05/06/itil-service-desk-types/
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