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New benchmark for bodies certifying AI management systems
Gavin Jones, Lead Standards Development Manager (Quantum, AI and Digital Accessibility) at the British Standards Institution (BSI) takes a closer look at the recently published BS ISO/IEC 42006, which provides guidance on auditing artificial intelligence in management systems.
Evolving auditing competencies in a changing landscape
Reflecting on a report from the World Economic Forum on the changing nature of core skills, Ian Rosam CQP MCQI takes a closer look at how auditing competencies can evolve to face the future.
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Mind The Gap: Damage Caused by Gaps in Organisations - Part 1 of 5
Join this mindful webinar on identifying the harm caused by gaps in organisations and how to overcome and learn from them.
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The Future Of Auditing
Join the Audit network for this informative webinar on the future of auditing, tying in modern developments like AI.
Championing quality in Zimbabwe
Tazviona Lois Ngonyamo PCQI, Quality Assurance Executive at Irvine’s Zimbabwe, discusses her journey into quality, having recently become a member of the CQI.
Bridging the gap
Anar Malikov CQP FCQI outlines how quality frameworks can be adapted to make them fit for every business.
Management systems and climate change
There must be cross-over between standards if management systems are to play their full role in helping tackle the environmental crisis, says senior auditor Pedro Mejias.
Importance of audit in aviation maintenance
Associate auditor S. Sowrirajan takes a closer look at the importance of regular audits in the highly regulated aviation maintenance sector.
Learning laboratory
Abdul Majeed PCQI, Quality Assurance Manager at Pragati Electricals in India, describes his experience of the process of gaining certification to ISO/IEC 17025.
Quality re-imagined
Software quality assurance manager Ramesh Mahadevan examines how the quality profession has gone on a cyclical journey from performance to compliance – and back again.