Process for Implementing a Quality Management System (QMS) Adapted to Architectural Practices in Tunisia, in the Case of ISO 9001

  • Zoghlami R
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Abstract

This article explores the significance of implementing quality management systems (QMS) in architectural practices, focusing on the ISO 9001 standard and alternative methodologies like “Planer am Bau.”, the article delves into the benefits and challenges of adopting ISO 9001 and provides insights into setting up a QMS tailored to the unique needs of architectural firms in Tunisia.

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Zoghlami, R. (2024). Process for Implementing a Quality Management System (QMS) Adapted to Architectural Practices in Tunisia, in the Case of ISO 9001. Qeios. https://doi.org/10.32388/3ym24v

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