I know too several variations of that acronym. There is no need for a leading authority, your organization is free to decide which variation suits best. Really important is taking care of clause 6.2.1 when defining quality objectives.
The following material will provide you information about Good Quality Objectives:
The standard gives some examples about what can be considered as format. Language – if your organization is present in several countries you have to handle the language issue.
Software version – Will all users have access to the software for consulting?
Graphics – Will all procedures have the same graphic look? Will all work instructions have the same graphic look? Will all forms have the same graphic look?
The following material will provide you information about the documented information:
1. Government Ministries
2. Small, Medium and Large business places.
Answer: The selection of an ISO standards depends on many factors, such as:
- Laws and regulations that must be followed
- Business (private or governmental) that must be achieved
- Customers / Users needs to be fulfilled
So, without more detailed information it is not possible to recommend specific ISO standards.
But it is important to note that ISO standards are designed to be implemented by organizations of any sector or size.
Answer: Besides a customer requirement, you also have to evaluate these two aspects:
- if there is any legal requirement such as laws or regulations that demands for this certification;
- if the benefits related to the ISO 20000 certification will be greater than the effort to implement it and maintained it.
If there is no applicable legal requirement, then you should consider if the benefits for your organization to certify against ISO 20000 to meet this client needs will be greater than effort and cost involved in the implementation and operation of a certified system.
2. Do we have separate documents or record for each or combined, eg Internal audit program and Audit reports. Can non- conformities discovered in 9001, 14001 and 45001 be recorded in a single template.”
Answer:
The most logical approach for an integrated management system is a common policy and whenever possible common documents like internal audit, audit report, corrective actions, and so on. Your organization can try a single template for non-conformities. In working with some organizations I have used a single template and worked, but I must confess that sometimes it does not work because some organizations want to keep simple templates and trying to answer to all standards and recording what is relevant about the context of the non-conformity is not easy.
The following material will provide you information about management systems integration:
If there is no QMS defined yet perhaps at this stage a Gap Analysis will more useful. Please check the links bellow where you can find a free checklist for a Gap Analysis and where Gap Analysis is compared with audits.
The following material will provide you information about the Gap Analysis tool:
Answer: First it is important to note that ISO 27001 does not prescribe any specific methodology for an ISMS, so organizations are free to choose the methodology that best fits their needs.
The most used approach is the asset-based risk assessment. Regarding FMEA, it is a good approach when you have a clear understanding of the processes being assessed.
Our company and order management system is located Finland.
1. Do we need to fill and sign 06.3_Annex_2_Standard_Contractual_Clauses_for_the_Transfer_to_Processo rs_EN with those companies?
2. Do we need to inform our customers registered to order management system about personal information transfer outside EU?
Answers:
If you are transferring data to Thailand and India you need to sing the Standard_Contractual_Clauses_for_the_Transfer_to_Processors with each of your processors. You need to inform your customers that you may transfer data to countries outside the EEA and point out which are those countries.
If the unstructured data cannot be linked to an individual that the EU GDPR does not come into play. However, just to make sure you can use a data discovery solution to check if your archives contain personal data.
If they do you need to check if you have a legal ground to keep the data and if not you need to delete it.