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		<title>Quality Documentation: ISO 9000 as a Process Model</title>
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		<description>While ‘quality’ is no longer the most popular buzz-word, there is still a need for thorough understanding of what it means to document a quality program. In preparing&#xD;for ISO 9000 certification, I developed useful techniques&#xD;which can be used to improve quality in other&#xD;documentation tasks. Even if you&apos;re not involved in ISO&#xD;9000, it can serve as a good general model for&#xD;documentation management.&#xD;This paper briefly describes the ISO 9000 standard and&#xD;the process of certification, how documentation in a&#xD;quality program is different than usual technical&#xD;documentation. and some of the useful tools and&#xD;techniques.</description>
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