
doi: 10.1108/eb004339
The ISO 9000 series is the international standard for quality systems. In 1987 it was published in the UK as BS5750. It tells suppliers and manufacturers what is required of a quality-oriented management system. It does not set out unusual or special requirements with which only a few firms can or need comply, but is a practical standard for quality systems which can be used by all sectors of industry.
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