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6. Resource Management

 

6. Resource Management

Businesses need resources so that the organization can perform effectively and meet or exceed customer requirements. Those resources must come from a strong management commitment, which is what this clause is all about.

Indeed, resource management has become increasingly important for businesses because of growing pressure for new product development, enhanced services and, of course, profitability. Unfortunately, the first items to be cut from the operational budget when sales take a downturn are often resources-people, training, equipment, etc. What most organizations don't see, however, is the long-term effect of those actions: Cutting resources, although sometimes necessary, often translates into cutting quality - and everyone knows the effect that can have on customer satisfaction.

Experts from TC 176 recognized a greater need for resource management when revising ISO 9001:2000-in fact, they deemed it to be a strategic imperative for any organization. The concept, however, isn't anything new to quality management systems; resource management was scattered throughout the 1994 version. (Clauses 4.1.2.2 and 4.18 are good examples.) But the concept is greatly enhanced in the new standard. Experts realized that having a vision from management concerning resources is a critical factor for an organization's quality and, ultimately, its success.

That said, there are some changes that organizations should be aware of. In fact, the biggest difference that ISO 9001:2000 has over the 1994 version is a strong focus on improving all aspects of the system. Again, continual improvement is a key ingredient to any organization's success. Try to think about success and profitability of an organization without improving the quality of products, services or even the workplace. A long shot indeed…

 

 

 

 

 

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