Sustainability is now a fashionable word. It is used in annual reports, speeches, strategic plans,…
No Country Should Allow an Accreditation Board to Operate Without Government Regulation.
Accreditation was never meant to be a free-market badge business. It was conceived as a…
Is Quality Accreditation Becoming a Filtered Lens That Can Mislead the Public?
Accreditation was originally created as a trust mechanism. Its purpose is simple and noble: to…
How Many Laboratories Worldwide Have Had Their CAP Accreditation Withdrawn Due to Quality or Competence Issues?
This is an important question for professionals who rely on accreditation as a benchmark of…
Is Quality Compromised in Accreditation?
Accreditation was conceived as a structured assurance mechanism — a system that validates competence, consistency,…
The Public Money Looting Cycle: Big Talk on Quality, Zero Quality in Reality.
The image represents a closed-loop ecosystem of money circulation in the name of accreditation and…
Are ILAC and IAF Destroying the Working Opportunities of Honest Quality Professionals?
Accreditation was originally designed to strengthen competence, impartiality, and trust in conformity assessment. Quality professionals—consultants,…
Old Garbage in a New Garbage Pack: Why ISO Revisions Still Fail?
ISO keeps revising standards, but the reality remains unchanged. Each new edition only makes the…
Can an Accreditation Body Hide Its Legal Identity on Certificates and Other Platforms? — ILAC and IAF Silent.
Accreditation is globally promoted as a mechanism of trust, competence, and public assurance. Laboratories, hospitals,…
Accreditation for Sale: A Systemic Failure of ILAC, IAF and Regional Cooperations.
Accreditation was meant to be a public-interest function—rooted in competence, independence, and trust. Today, under…