The ISO9000 series of standards is a set of international standards for quality management formally promulgated by the International Organisation for Standardisation (ISO) in 1987, in order to meet the needs of international trade and the development of quality management, to bring together quality management experts from all over the world, and to summarise the experience of quality management in developed countries with market economies. As the ISO9000 series of standards is produced on the basis of summing up the experience of countries around the world, especially developed countries, it is applicable to various types, different sizes and organisations providing different products, providing requirements and guidelines for enhancing customer satisfaction and improving performance, with strong practicality and guidance.

In modern trade practice, two-party audits have long been the practice, and gradually found that there are major drawbacks: an organisation usually has to supply many different customers, repeated two-party audits will impose a heavy burden on the organisation; on the other hand, customers also need to audit the configuration team again and again for this purpose, which costs a lot of time and manpower costs. ISO9001 certification, as a globally recognised quality management system certification standard, can effectively replace two-party audits and become the basis for customers to select quality suppliers. In the global market, many countries to protect their own interests set up a variety of trade barriers, ISO 9001 quality management system certification is one of the representative technical barriers to obtaining certification has become one of the main ways to eliminate trade barriers to help organisations to continue to improve the overall performance, and to focus on providing customers with the same quality products and services.

ISO9001 Quality Management System (QMS) is a set of systematic, complete and scientific quality management mode established within the enterprise to achieve quality objectives. Its standard ISO9001 summarises the quality management experience of many economically developed countries, and according to the changes in the economic environment and people's increasing demand for quality and innovation, aiming at different industries, different types, different sizes of enterprises to provide a strengthened level of internal management and improve customer satisfaction guidelines and references, so far it has been adopted by nearly two hundred countries or regions equivalent or equivalent.

ISO9001 quality management system will help you to continuously monitor and manage the quality of all business activities. As a globally recognised quality management standard, ISO9001 outlines the means and benchmarks by which your business can operate efficiently and effectively, enabling you to optimise and improve your operations at all levels and consistently ensure high quality performance and service.