ISO 42001 vs the EU AI Act: Standard, Regulation, and How They Fit
ISO 42001 vs the EU AI Act: one is a voluntary certifiable standard, the other binding law. What each requires, how they fit together, and the 2027 deadlines.
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ISO 20000 Certification: How the Process Actually Works
ISO 20000 certification explained: what ISO/IEC 20000-1 requires, the audit stages, realistic timings, and why an ITIL-mature team still fails first time.
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How to Implement ISO 20000: A Ten-Step Plan
A practical ISO/IEC 20000-1 implementation plan in ten steps: service portfolio, SLAs, the service management processes and how ITIL fits, with realistic timings.
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How to Implement ISO 42001: A Ten-Step Plan
A practical ISO 42001 implementation plan in ten steps: AI inventory, risk assessment, the AI system impact assessment in clause 8.4, and realistic timings.
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How to Implement ISO 13485: A Ten-Step Plan
A practical ISO 13485 implementation plan in ten steps, with realistic timings, what QMSR changed for US manufacturers, and the steps projects underestimate.
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How to Implement ISO 9001: A Ten-Step Plan
A practical ISO 9001 implementation plan in ten steps, with realistic timings, and the three steps quality projects consistently underestimate.
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How to Implement ISO 14001: A Ten-Step Plan
A practical ISO 14001 implementation plan in ten steps for the 2026 edition, with realistic timings and the three steps projects consistently underestimate.
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How to Implement ISO 22301: A Ten-Step Plan
A practical ISO 22301 implementation plan in ten steps, with realistic timings, who must be involved, and the three steps that projects consistently underestimate.
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ISO 22301 Certification: How the Process Actually Works
ISO 22301 certification explained: the two audit stages, why the exercise programme decides the outcome, realistic timings, and what drives the cost.
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How to Implement ISO 45001: A Ten-Step Plan
A practical ISO 45001 implementation plan in ten steps, with realistic timings, who needs to be involved, and the three steps projects consistently underestimate.
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