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Accreditation Improves Quality
Accreditation is one of the strategies and techniques used by many businesses to uplift the quality and status of their organization. Some chooses to be accredited partners of a well-known company while some chooses to become accredited and certified by organizations that provide and guarantee approved standards. In this kind of business strategy, it is important to know whether accreditation is really effective or not.
Based from my experience, having to work with a company that has earned a certification from an ISO accredited organization, and that has earned an accreditation from Microsoft company, I believe that accreditation scheme is an effective method in strengthening an organization's position in the industry where it belongs....
This is especially true if the accrediting company is recognized and trusted by many. For instance, as in our company's case, being accredited by ISO (International Standard Organization) is an honor that proves our company's ability to operate based on proper standards that are guaranteed to meet customer satisfaction. ISO became a reason for the company to continue enhancing its operation process and maintain quality products and services to similarly maintain its ISO certification. Consequently, more clients and customers came to believe in the excellence of our products and services. Additionally, the accreditation that Microsoft has granted to our company is another factor that contributes to the high standing of our products and services. The Microsoft accreditation adds…
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