Intertext makes the transition to the new ISO 9001: 2015 standard and it is re-certified to ISO 17100 standard for translation services
Intertext, as an innovative translation company in terms of quality, is once again one of the first companies in the sector to achieve the transition to the 2015 version of the ISO 9001 quality standard. In 2005 it was the second Spanish company in receiving the certification of the UNE EN 15038 standard for translation services, now changed into ISO 17100.
- (1888PressRelease) December 18, 2017 - Quality certificates are provided in order to guarantee the quality of services, so customers feel more confidence in the result they will obtain. Furthermore, it also serves as an impetus for companies to implement a system that allows them to ensure the quality of their services and also monitore a continuous improvement
In order to receive such certificates, Intertext has undergone rigorous controls to certify its compliance with the requirements of the standard. The elements evaluated were its products and services, communication with its customers, proper management of processes and activities of preproduction and postproduction, qualification of resources and fulfilment of the minimum competences in terms of social capital, among other things.
The new ISO 9001: 2015 places emphasis on defining the company as an entity that, as part of its quality system, must pay attention to the context in which it moves and in which it must analyse and take into account its strengths and weaknesses, as well as the needs of all parties involved. It also gives importance to the performance and skills of the company's staff, something that Intertext has always encouraged, as all its members are considered as part of a team.
Intertext is a company that has been in the translation field for 29 years, with an evolving personality that is committed to new technologies in order to offer an optimal and comprehensive service to all its clients. In addition, it participates in research projects linked to institutions in order to collaborate on new findings that enrich the future of the linguistic sector.
For more information, please contact:
Lydia Romero Hamama
Marketing department
marketing ( @ ) intertext dot es
932003033
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