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  A completely new 15-page Quality Procedure Specification designed to help organizations address the new ISO 9001:2026 requirements related to the impact of their activities on climate change. The procedure provides a practical method for: Monitoring environmental impacts arising from QMS processes, products, and services Identifying environmental aspects and related risks Defining and implementing measures to minimize identified impacts Evaluating environmental impacts using clear risk-ranking tables and formulas Maintaining the required documented information through 3 ready-to-use forms Integrating the approach with the risk methodology used in QPS 6.1-01 The procedure is delivered as an editable MS Word document , with a professional layout and practical tools that can be adapted to your organization. And there is no need to wait for the final ISO 9001:2026 publication. ISO 9001:2026 has not yet been published as the final International Standard. Buy QPS 10.1-01 now and you ...

ISO Releases the 2026 Edition of Guidelines for Auditing Management Systems ISO has published the refreshed 2026 version of ISO 19011 – Guidelines for auditing management systems, the global reference for anyone involved in internal or external audits. Official ISO page: https://www.iso.org/standard/19011 The 2026 update strengthens the standard’s guidance on planning, conducting, and improving audits across all types of management systems — quality, environment, safety, information security, and more. While the core principles remain familiar (integrity, fair presentation, due professional care, evidence‑based approach, and risk‑based thinking), the new edition places greater emphasis on: Competence of auditors, including behavioral and interpersonal capabilities Use of technology, especially AI‑supported tools Enhanced guidance for remote and hybrid audits Improved alignment with modern management system structures (Annex SL) --- Soft Skills: Now the Auditor’s Most Critical Competenc...

ISO 9001 in the AI Era: What Quality Managers Need to Know in 2026 The 2026 edition of ISO 9001 marks a turning point for quality management. For the first time, the standard explicitly recognizes the role of artificial intelligence in decision‑making, risk‑based thinking, knowledge management, and process performance. AI is no longer a “nice to have” tool. It is now part of what mature, resilient, data‑driven management systems look like. Below is a practical breakdown of how AI fits into ISO 9001:2026 — and what organizations can start doing today. 1. AI Strengthens Risk‑Based Thinking (Clause 6.1) Quality managers have always been expected to identify risks and opportunities. AI simply makes this faster and more accurate. Examples of AI‑supported risk analysis: Predicting process failures based on historical data Identifying trends in customer complaints Detecting anomalies in production or service delivery Forecasting supplier performance issues AI do...

The 2026 editions of ISO 9001, ISO 14001, and ISO 45001 place a stronger emphasis on the integration of artificial intelligence into management system processes. Organizations are now expected to demonstrate how AI supports decision‑making, risk‑based thinking, process performance evaluation, knowledge management, and continual improvement. If you’re exploring how AI can support ISO 9001, 14001, 45001, or integrated management systems, this guide will save you hours of research. It breaks down the strengths, limitations, and best use cases of the major AI models used by management system professionals today. Download the guide (practical, 5‑minute read) : AI Tools by Primary User Group Model Primary User Group Best For Key Value in Management Systems ChatGPT (OpenAI) Leadership & Process Owners Strategic analysis, process design, training content, KPI analysis Supports risk-based thinking, scena...

We’ve been quiet for a while, but we’re back — and the site is currently undergoing a full renovation. The new C‑BG.com is secure (SSL enabled), modernized, and redesigned to be fully mobile‑friendly. Why now? Because 2026 is a major year for ISO management system standards . Three of the most widely used standards are being updated, and we are already working on refreshed templates aligned with the new requirements. 🔧 ISO Standards — 2026 Revision Status & Official Links ISO 9001:2026 — Draft International Standard (DIS) Stage: DIS (Draft International Standard) Expected publication: 2026 Official ISO page: https://www.iso.org/standard/85434.html --- ISO 14001:2026 — Final Draft (FDIS) / Pre‑release Materials Stage: FDIS Expected publication: 2026 Official ISO brochure: https://www.iso.org/publication/ISO-14001-2026-brochure.html (iso.org in Bing) --- ISO 45001:2026 — Revision in Progress Stage: Early revision (no DIS yet) Expected publication: 2027 Status overview: https://...

 To help the world economy recover after the hit of COVID-19, in summer 2020 Microsoft launched a global skills initiative  making online learning on LinkeIn platform free for everyone. Continues learning has never been more importand. As Brad Smith states in his blog post :     " By 1970, America’s high school graduation rate reached 80%, compared to 6% when the century began. [1]  Perhaps more than any other single indicator, this explains why the 20 th  century not only boosted economic productivity but distributed its benefits so broadly. The world has a similar opportunity today. A new generation of 21 st  century infrastructure calls for new investments that will broaden access to the digital devices and broadband connectivity that have become the lifeblood of commerce, healthcare and education. And it similarly calls for a renewed commitment to the education and skills that a new generation of technology has made essential for people’s personal ...