Answer / meenakshi patil

ISO is the 'International organization for
standardization'setup with the objective to promote the
development of standards and related activities exchange of
goods and services.

Answer / hafeez

One thing more to add for importance that these standards
provide guidance for the Quality Managements System(QMS) and
other things like that. that is why these are important.

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