Article | REF: G8150 V1

Carrying out an ISO 26000 diagnostic

Author: Nicolas REBERT

Publication date: July 10, 2013

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2. Diagnostic preparation

2.1 Schedule construction

When preparing a diagnosis, it's essential to draw up a schedule. This schedule must include the most important stages:

  • expression of needs and challenges ;

  • set up a working group (possibly using an outside resource) ;

  • perimeter definition ;

  • internal communication (diagnosis process, interviews to be scheduled) ;

  • preparatory meetings ;

  • interviews ;

  • summary of results ;

  • presentation of results to management ;

  • validation of an action plan ;...

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