How much is the implementation of the new standard going to cost?
One of the goals of ISO/TC 176/SC 2 is to produce standards that will minimize any potential costs in implementation or transition. Any additional costs may be considered as a value-adding investment. A key factor in the development of ISO 9001:2008 was to limit the impact of changes and costs on users. So don’t flinch at negotiating with your certification / registration body, if they try to increase costs of certification.
ISO version (Taken from official website) One of the goals of ISO/TC 176/SC 2 is to produce standards that will minimize any potential costs during a smooth implementation. Any additional costs may be considered as a value-adding investment. A key factor in the development of ISO 9001:2008 was to limit the impact of changes on users. EQFS Version Cost: Expenses done for consumption purpose, where you do not get any return. Investment: Expenses done for making return from it. Implementation of the new standard takes investment, which is going to give you return on it. If you do not get return and you have the certificate in hand, it is useless and you are not following the standard as it should be.
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