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Bad Audits, Not Climate Rules, to Blame for ISO 9001 Confusion
July 8, 2025
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Source: Pragmatic Quality Blog
Michael Mills of Pragmatic Quality Blog says confusion over how to audit the recent climate change amendment to ISO 9001 often stems from bad audit experiences - not the amendment itself.
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