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¿Question #2172?
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DHEK: Why do you say that?!
Beyak: not really
Eric Haas: A scam? How so?
Mr.Baggins: Yes, it isn't.
aleo09: no
seppo21: Sure it is. I wish I had come up with it myself.
MightyMike: Not as much as 14k
Leo-T: yes
SisyphusX: All ISO is scam.
BakeliteTM: Only if it is used to satisfy the auditor. If you actually use the tools/procedures it will better your company.
dietevil: hehe
POvidiusNaso: It's a scam.
mats-k: Yes
MochaKimono: It's a conspiracy.
Yollege: Yes. A buddy of mine and I decided we should make our own standards and fool companies into giving us tons of money to meet them...
Domokun: yes it is
GuyHill: yes
CherryPie: Good idea, but.... It doesn't work.
SteveK2: Perhaps "scam" isn't the right word, but John Seddon wrote an interesting book about this.
Karlsen: No, but it is certainly not my favourite ISO. Personally I am a big fan of ISO 3166-1
obob: it can be implemented seriously, but that doesn't seem to happen often
Belash: yes
skrutsch: I don't know.
Nightmare: Yes
wyattnoise: what is its function?
djlg: Yes, but a useful scam.
ThatFalafelGirl: i don't know what it is.
2amp: as long as it's not a hal 9000, i'm ok...
B_J_S: Strange as the S-Ox act demands on companies outside USA
Sceadeau: yeah
Lord_Prussian: scam, sham. Oh, wait, that's the same thing.
der_chad: yup
melissa: Most ISO standards are
reddogfive: shrug
viogression: Absolutely it is.
snoozefest: ?
fizzix: The abdominizer definitely was.
Jern: No
Redneon: Yes!
gnomehome: Consultants need work as well.
Blackwind: sure why not
AlorielLelyn: Never heard of it
chaddyboy_2000: Sure.
Spielfreak: no
jttm: Yes
CDRodeffer: Actually, yes it is.
skelebone: Yep, straight out of Nigeria.