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Does it pay to be green? Learn about how the concept of going green is improving our environment, changing industry and improving economic performance along the way.
ISTANBUL - JULY 06: Taksim Solidarity and Gursel Tekin speak to Police officials during protests on July 06, 2013 in Istanbul, Turkey. People are protesting the prohibition of entry to Gezi Park.

Learn about how governments can use ISO 9001 to win over voters, clean up bureaucracy and run the public sector like a well-oiled machine.

Learn about the three business trends that are changing the way we run our companies and how standards are making inroads to help us thrive and survive.

After six frustrating years, the economy is far from a full recovery. But there is hope. Learn how standards can make a difference.

This issue uncovers the hidden risks that threaten businesses of all sizes and provides security recommendations on how to protect against these threats.

Our ISOfocus magazine, the publication providing all of the latest news from the world of International Standards, is now sporting a brand new design.

ISO’s water solutions for good business practice, management of resources, risk assessment, metrics and infrastructure.

Consumers love to buy new products. But how can we make sure that the toys kids play with aren't harmful? 

You may be wondering why you need to learn about standards. There’s no denying they are a good idea, but it’s the experts’ job to deal with them, right? Wrong. Standards concern us all because we are the ultimate beneficiaries.

Standardization has traditionally been a male-dominated field, but much has changed over time as more and more women take up the challenge, demonstrating leadership and skill.
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