September 2024

We were honoured to be selected as a finalist for the Corporate Partnership Award at the Midlands Air Ambulance Charity (MAAC) Recognition Awards and Charity Ball last week.  The black-tie event held at the National Conference Centre (Motorcycle Museum) in Birmingham provided a fantastic opportunity to celebrate the efforts of fundraisers, volunteers, former patients, and […]

The translation industry is undergoing a major shift with the growing integration of artificial intelligence (AI).  Whilst AI brings many advantages such as faster translation turnaround times and cost savings, it also presents challenges related to the quality and accuracy of translations produced in this manner.  This article explores how ISO 17100, the global standard

Achieving ISO certification is a significant milestone. It’s a testament to your organisation’s commitment to quality, efficiency and continuous improvement. However, the real challenge begins after you’ve received the certificate. Maintaining ISO certification requires ongoing effort and dedication. It ensures that your organisation continues to meet international quality standards, thereby maintaining your competitive edge and

ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 are two of the most well-known ISO standards in the business world. They prove a company’s commitment to quality and environmental sustainability, respectively, attracting clients with broader demographics and backgrounds. ISO standards are a way to enhance operations and workflows, cut costs, improve products and services, and build stronger customer

If you’re considering ISO certification for your business, you’ll likely encounter some unfamiliar – and familiar – words and phrases during the implementation process. We’ve put this handy glossary together to demystify some of the key ISO terms and concepts you’ll come across. Why is grasping them so important? Well, clear communication is vital when

Keeping your employees, visitors and other stakeholders safe at work is a legal and moral obligation. The most effective way to approach it is by using recognised standards and frameworks like ISO 45001. ISO 45001 is the international standard for producing and implementing an occupational health and safety (OH&S) management system. With an ISO 45001-based

As a small business owner, you’re always on the lookout for ways to improve your operations and stand out in the marketplace, right?   While ISO standards might seem like something only large corporations need to worry about, they can offer significant benefits for businesses of all sizes… including yours. These globally recognised standards provide

Many businesses are founded on robust supply chains. Companies extract, process, model, design, build, trade, assemble and disassemble products all the time, and need good suppliers to keep their operations moving. Your business might seek suppliers in the next town over or in a country on the other side of the planet. Whatever your supply