QuEST Forum Academy Webinar: “How Do New Terms Get into Standards”
Presented by: Gary Jing, Director of Continues Improvement at CommScope
ISO 9000:2015 is recognized as the “Normative Reference” for ISO 9001:2015. ISO 9000:2015 has 2 key components: Clause 2 – Fundamentals concepts and quality management principles; Clause 3 – Terms and definitions. To many, “ISO 9000” means terminology document. Outside the ISO 9000 family, many ISO standards have a terminology section. Do you know in what situation a word is selected to be defined as a term in the terminology document or section? Do you know what science are behind the definition of a term? Do you know if the intended meaning of a word can be found in dictionary, the word will not be defined as a term? New terms are not adopted easily. It’s a very profound process, dull to many people. It’s a big world largely unknown to people. This webinar intends to shed some light on it.
At the end of the session participants will have a better understanding of how terms are selected and defined in standards, and develop appreciation to the terms and terminology document used by standards.
Date & Time:
This webinar was held Tuesday, 25 July 2017 11:00 am CST.
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About Our Speaker:
Dr. Gary Jing, ASQ Fellow
Director of Continues Improvement at CommScope
“Dr. Gary Jing, ASQ Fellow, is currently a Director of Continues Improvement at CommScope, a leading provider of communication network infrastructure with ~$5B revenue. He is responsible for CommScope’s Six Sigma practice. Dr. Jing is on USA delegation to ISO Technical Committee TC176 (the body responsible for ISO 9000 standard family). He serves as secretary of Workgroup 1 in Subcommittee 1 which is responsible for ISO 9000 standard, the “Normative Reference” for ISO 9001. He also serves on Editorial Review Board for ASQ Six Sigma Forum Magazine, authored 20+ journal articles and book chapters, holds 2 patents and frequently speaks at conferences.