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What is ISO?
ISO is a non-governmental organization that determines specifications for products, services and systems for quality and efficiency. Standards set forth by this organization are valuable to international trade as they have strict requirements that goods must meet. Their ultimate goal is to improve industrial welfare worldwide increasing the levels of safety and security for all.
It takes dedication and research to create a well-rounded standard. Experts in a particular subject area gather together to discuss ways of further improvement. At the end of these discussions, a voting process brings the organization to a consensus.
Why are ISO certifications important?
Obtained from third parties, ISO certifications act as a company’s proof that they abide by the standards set forth by the International Organization for Standardization. They instill confidence in clients and other stakeholders that a company conducts itself efficiently and to a high standard. ISO certifications also prove a company’s commitment to important business objectives such as customer satisfaction and production. Some public and private sector entities even request that a company has ISO certification before conducting any business with them. There are four common types of ISO certifications: