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A set of operational procedures and principles known as a quality management system (QMS) aims to ensure that the quality of provided goods and services either meets or exceeds customer expectations.  These systems are often repeatable and quantifiable, and they rely on continuous improvement.

 Enhanced client satisfaction: You can gain your clients' trust by being aware of their demands and minimizing their flaws.

 Increased operational efficiency: You can save money by focusing on quality and following industry standards.

Improved decision-making skills enable you to see problems early on and respond quickly to avoid making the same mistakes twice.

 Improved process integration: You can find possibilities for efficiency gains, reduce errors, and save money more rapidly by examining how processes interact.
 
A culture of continuous improvement is the third ISO 9001:2015 principle.  It involves using a systematic methodology to identify and take advantage of opportunities for improvement.