Article | REF: BM5010 V2

Design quality. Methode and implementation

Author: Claude FERREBOEUF

Publication date: October 10, 2014, Review date: January 27, 2021

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2. Reference systems

Today, design quality is based on a number of standards. There are two types of standards in this field: basic or system standards, and operational standards used during the product design phase:

  • Basic standards are organizational standards that require or recommend a minimum number of organizational measures to be implemented in order to guarantee a minimum level of process control (e.g. NF ISO 9001-11.2008 and similar standards);

  • operational standards are supporting reference systems, specifying procedures to be implemented and therefore to be considered as tools (e.g. NF EN 16 271-02.2013 and similar).

These standards are listed in the "Find out more" section.

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