Organizational Resilience Blog

In a complex and ever-changing business environment, it's critical for companies to clearly differentiate themselves. Here Matt Page, Managing Director of UK&I Assurance at BSI, discusses the importance of reputable certification in the local and global marketplace.

There is growing awareness that the gaps and biases in data can have an impact on equality and inclusion. To ensure standards are robust and work equally for everyone, this blog post explains how a new BSI Flex Standard suggests a process to help standards makers recognize and overcome data bias.

Internal auditors must prepare reports as prescribed by their own audit procedure. Remember to audit for conformity (not non-conformity) and to share some positive comments in reports to encourage improved conformance.

Organizations with an existing internal audit programme should review their results to ensure audit objectives are being met and to identify opportunities for improvement.

Auditors often struggle with, or overlook, assessing how well the system has performed. Every audit situation should be examined from three perspectives...

The intent of ISO 9001 is to encourage the adoption of the process approach to manage an organization. As a result, internal audits (of your management systems) need to adopt a similar approach.

The fast pace of technology and market competition makes it increasingly difficult for trade associations to keep up to date with relevant standards and provide support for businesses. How can these associations build resilience in the face of change?