Writing policies and procedures takes time to research the process, understand best practices, and determine conformance with applicable laws, standards, or company guidelines. At Bizmanualz, we use different methods that depend on the industry or topic for the policy and procedure. What methods are used to write policies and procedures?
Read moreThe ISO 9001 2015 standard has a number of document requirements and specifically calls out 7.5.3 Control of Documented information. To understand what documents or a records are required (the new standard does not make a distinction) first let’s clarify what are documents and records.
Read moreThe procedures manual format and appearance are as important as the organization and content. What are the most effective design and style features to use?
Read moreData annotation refers to the process of cataloging, organizing, and classifying data. The primary objectives of data annotation are to ensure that the data is reliable, accurate, complete, and relevant. It’s an important aspect of record control. How important is data annotation in business?
Read moreSimply put, a standard operating procedure (SOP) is a set of instructions on how to execute a specific task or a business process. They are used by all companies and public agencies. Their complexity varies from task to task, and it’s informed by the complexity of an entity itself. How to Write an SOP (Standard […]
Read moreWriting activities are typically divided into three steps or phases ?? Planning, Drafting, and Revising. What’s the importance of the revision stage?
Read moreThe term Lean and ISO 9001 are not generally used together, but why not? A quality manual doesn’t have to be complicated. Here is how to simplify it.
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