Transition to ISO 9001:2000Summary Written by three leading members of the task groups that developed ISO 9001: 2000, this guide details the changes from the 1994 edition and shows how to go about changing from the old to the new. This is great value for anyone upgrading their quality management system to the requirements of the new standard. Contents Introduction Guidance on introductory clauses Guidance on requirements clauses Guidance on annexes and bibliography Annexes A &

are not covered by BS EN 10311

must work together on complex projects often lasting months or years

to identify the relationships between the management of IT security and management of IT ingeneral

IT Architecture Considerations

Inert Gas- or Halocarbon Gas-Fire Extinguishing Systems installed in buildings

On each building project several layers of different skills must come together to produce an often unique product

h) The recommendations given in BS 8204-1 and BS 8204-2 are referred to for curing when using cement lower than strength class 42

Organizational aspects of ICT security

identity document delivery and access management systems such as border controls

11 Summary

Successful implementation of a Knowledge Management program is very dependent on culture

It gives an overview of the processes and factors to consider in organizations wishing to comply with BS ISO 15489-1