HARYANA, INDIA, August 31, 2011 (Press-News.org) OTS Solutions recently announced that their Quality Management System has been registered as compliant within the International Standard ISO 9001.
This achievement was a direct result of the entire organization working together in effectively developing and maintaining the Quality System in order to be registered. Meeting the ever growing customer demands for the highest level of quality is vital to the future success of every company in any kind of business. OTS has demonstrated their commitment to quality and to the continuous improvement of their management system by successfully achieving this registration.
Association francaise de Normalisation (AFNOR) has been chosen as OTS Solutions partner in this process. For over 80 years now, the AFNOR Group has worked to promote voluntary management control processes around the world and stresses the need for continuous improvement as well as their commitment to adding value throughout the process.
OTS Solutions is a Microsoft Certified software services provider offering bespoke software development, testing & support services and staff augmentation services across the globe. We are also an Apple and Android Partner for development.
Since our inception, we have steadily grown into a reputed provider of high quality and cost effective software development services. Our ability to evolve continuously and flexible approach towards the dynamic business world has helped us to gain success in short span of time.
OTS has a distinct practice area, "Product Development Practice", which comprises a large pool of expert and experienced resources with product mindset, team structures and engagement models, which work as an extension of our client's team. For more information, please visit www.otssolutions.com.
Contact Information (Public Relations):
Contact Person: Preety Singh
Company Name: OTS Solutions
Telephone Number: +44 208 099 1660 / +01 512 904 6606
Fax Number: +1 408 516 9050
Email Address: preety@otssolutions.com / sales@otssolutions.com
Web site address: www.otssolutions.com
OTS Solutions, Achieves Quality Management System Registration to ISO 9001:2008
OTS Solutions recently announced that their Quality Management System has been registered as compliant within the International Standard ISO 9001.
2011-08-31
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[Press-News.org] OTS Solutions, Achieves Quality Management System Registration to ISO 9001:2008OTS Solutions recently announced that their Quality Management System has been registered as compliant within the International Standard ISO 9001.