Chapter 2: Q.12-4PE (page 314)
Question: The series of international quality standards.
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The International Standards organization (ISO) is a set formal criterion for quality certifications.
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Chapter 2: Q.12-4PE (page 314)
Question: The series of international quality standards.
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The International Standards organization (ISO) is a set formal criterion for quality certifications.
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The standard quality improvement methodology developed by General Electric.
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