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ISO 9001: traditions before and after

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OCLC's implementation of ISO 9001 has helped the Documentation department to progress to the next level in the publishing process continuum. The implementation process is viewed positively by new staff in Documentation as well as those who worked in the pre-ISO 9001 era.

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            SIGDOC '99: Proceedings of the 17th annual international conference on Computer documentation
            October 1999
            220 pages
            ISBN:1581130724
            DOI:10.1145/318372

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