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It's a few hundred for one person, but buying it for your whole company is so expensive they won't even tell you the price: https://www.iso.org/terms-conditions
by burkaman 6y ago
It's a few hundred for one person, but buying it for your whole company is so expensive they won't even tell you the price: https://www.iso.org/terms-conditions-licence-agreement.html#Single-User https://www.iso.org/terms-conditions-licence-agreement.html#...
- Aerroon 6y agoIf they charge that much, then perhaps we should choose not to use ISO standards whenever possible.
- philihp 6y agoA better model is certification. Make the rules public, and when you want to sell your product, you must pay a standards agency to put their logo on your product.
- krageon 6y agoYou have to do that too. Well, you can never use their (the ISO) logo but you can use the logos provided by the certifying company to "prove" that you are certified. People don't abuse those logos because the companies in question have a lot of lawyers and will litigate relentlessly.