WHAT IS AN ISO STANDARD MANAGEMENT SYSTEM?

The management system of an organization defines the policies and procedures, that guarantee to the customers a constant Quality, safety and security of the offered product and service, regardless of the quantity and term of implementation, as well as compliance with the applicable legal requirements. The management system stimulates the continuous increase of customer satisfaction.
 
Management systems are a key factor for the prosperity of any company. In addition to significantly increasing competitive power, the implementation of management systems based on management standards unifies the working process in the organization, reduces the production costs, increases the productivity, increases profits and eliminates inefficient business processes.
 
In a broad sense, the management system consists of the structure of an organization, the resources and documentation that are used to achieve the goals, to ensure the improvement of products and services and to meet customer requirements.
 
Management systems are not just for large companies. They can be applied in organizations of all sizes and for all aspects of management, such as marketing, sales and financial activities and any other core activities for the enterprise.
 
The management system must not lead to excessive bureaucracy, excessive documentation or lack of flexibility. It follows the management structure that company already has. Usually, each company meets many of the requirements of the standards, but they are not described and systematized.