Is ISO 9000 the answer to the learning organisation?
The information that I have recevied about it is that it might be good for
making bad companies better and satisfying bureaucracies, but it leads to
preoccupation with paperwork, is costly, and possibly inhibits innovation.
However, I may be very mistaken, and I would be very intersted in hearing
about it.
Yours
Gray Southon
Gray Southon
Consultant in Health Management Research and Analysis
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