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Current revision status and plans for the TL 9000 Requirements Handbook, Measurements Handbook, and Category Tables.
Overview - TL 9000
The TL 9000 standard is the ICT industry's unique extension to ISO 9001:2015 and includes supplemental requirements in the following areas: Performance measurements based on reliability of product
All TL 9000 Certified organizations are required to transition to meet Requirements Handbook Point Release R6.3 even if not impacted by the changes in this release.
Requirements Handbook Overview - TL 9000
Sep 15, 2016 · Release 6.0 of the TL 9000 Requirements Handbook includes the new ISO 9001:2015 format and language along with clarifications, modifications, deletions and additions to the ICT industry specific added requirements and notes.
概要 - TL 9000
継続的に改善を図り、顧客との関係を強化する 業界の適合性評価プロセスを活用する TL 9000:二元品質マネジメントシステム TL 9000 は、ISO 9001:2015 を電気通信業界向けに独自に拡張した規格であり、以下の分野における補足要求が含まれています。
Registration Overview - TL 9000
TL 9000 is a Quality Management System that includes all of ISO 9001. The system is documented in two handbooks that specify additional requirements to ISO and also define performance measurements that are used to judge the effectiveness of …
Handbook Overview - TL 9000
The TL 9000 Measurements Handbook is a comprehensive guide to measurements processing, usage, responsibilities and requirements. It identifies performance measurements in the key areas of hardware, software, common, outage and service quality.
TL 9000 概 述
1998 年，电讯业优质供应商论坛开发了 TL 9000 质量管理体系，以满足全球电信行业的供应链质量要求。 通过 TL 9000，将实现以下目标： 建立并维护一套通用的电信 QMS 要求，从而减少行业标准的数量。
Why TL 9000?
Both Service Providers and Suppliers gain from cost efficiencies and improved supplier relationships across the supply chain. The TL 9000 certification guarantees that suppliers have a QMS that has been systematically audited by an independent TL 9000 certification body.
TL 9000 Certification Process
TL 9000 Certification process is fairly simple and straightforward with well-defined stages and tasks. This process can take 6 - 18 months, depending on the size of the organization, maturity of their quality management system, geographic dispersion of its operations, available resources, and categories to be TL 9000 certified.