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PQQ Secrets: Listening to the voice of the customer
For PQQ responses to have chance of success they need to address the requirements and aspirations of the client and project. They also need to differentiate from the competition. So when a client organisation presents on how to differentiate at … Continue reading
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Tagged 14001, 18001, bidding, co2, community, construction, Health and Safety, IMS, innovation, PQQ, sustainability
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Future ISO14001 revisions to include supply chain and CSR?
ISO 14001, the international environmental management system standard, is shortly to undergo its second revision. The revised standard, which is expected to be published in 2015, will operate into the mid-2020s The EMAS Helpdesk on behalf the European Commission’s Sustainable Production … Continue reading →