What is QMS?
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Answer / jeremiah
Quality Managment System.
it is provide any ficilites for quality
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Answer / r.j.karthigeyan
QMS stands for Quality Management System. It comprises of
all the process, guidelines,checklist and templates for all
engineering and management side project in order to ensure
quality management through out the organization.
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A quality management system in accordance with ISO 9001:2000
will provide your organization with a set of processes that
ensure a common sense approach to the management of your
organization.
The system should ensure consistency and improvement of
working practices, which in turn should provide products and
services that meet customer's requirements. ISO 9000 is the
most commonly used international standard that provides a
framework for an effective quality management system.
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Answer / amit
QMS stands for Quality Managemnet System.
And every company have its own QMS model that comprises of
best practices of various process moseld like ISO,CMMI,ITIL.
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Answer / sam
it is quality management system, they are the advocates for
the clients they guide the client for the quality
improvement of client's company.
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