Integrated Management System Pros and Cons

Some companies choose to integrate their processes into one IMS system. While others will build a separate ISO 9001 QMS, ISO 14001 EMS, etc.

Find out IMS Cons and Pros in our blog post Why should you prefer an Integrated management system (IMS) or not?

QMS Documented information: Electronic or Printed?

Which type of documented information is the best for the QMS - electronic or printed?
What are the cons and pros of the decision?
Find out on our blog Format of QMS Documented information: Electronic or Printed?

Quality Management Principles

Overview of Quality Management Principles ISO publication. 

Tips on remote QMS documentation co-authoring

Can the documents like Manuals and procedures be placed in the cloud where all responsible team members can contribute to it?
How do others handle these kinds of situations?
Find out the answer on our blog Remote co-authoring of QMS documented information

Benefits of having an Integrated system (IMS)

Some of the benefits of implementing an Integrated management system (versus having traditional QMS and EMS) include facilitation of control and saving resources. Find out more in our blog post Integrated system (IMS) vs. Quality and Environment separately.

New product: Integrated Management System Manual Template

In June CBG Inc. launches new product - ISO 9001:2015 + ISO 14001:2015 Integrated Management System Manual Template.
139 pages MS word document gives detailed description of the IMS processes and their interaction and might be selected by the Organization as the Only IMS document.

For more information, download the preview or find out the most up to date pricing check the IMS Manual Template page on our site.

ISO 9001:2015 audit tips

What questions personnel should prepare for either an internal or external ISO 9001:2015 audit? Find out in our blog post Tips for staff undergoing an ISO 9001:2015 audit