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Accreditation and the 4th Industrial Revolution
In UKAS’ Annual Report for 2021, Strategic Development Director Jeff Ruddle discusses the unique challenges and opport…
What’s next for Private Providers of COVID-19 Testing?
I’ve achieved accreditation, now what? In the last twelve months many of you, as Private Providers, have worked tireles…
Upholding the integrity of accreditation
In UKAS’ Annual Report for 2021, Lorraine Turner discusses UKAS’ commitment to upholding the integrity of acc…
Reference to Accreditation on Reports and Certificates – UKAS Publication GEN 6
The new UKAS publication GEN 6 Reference to accreditation and multilateral recognition signatory status by UKAS accredite…
What is the purpose of accreditation?
In UKAS’ Annual Report for 2021, Paul Greenwood shares an overview of the purpose of accreditation. When the UKAS s…
Accreditation: Supporting net zero policies
One of the main goals of COP26 is to agree a pathway forward for achieving global net zero emissions by mid-century. At…
A world of confidence
Post-pandemic and post-Brexit, UKAS is looking to the future Note: This article was first published in The Sentinel magaz…
Accreditation: Delivering Certified Confidence
Organisations have long understood the many potential business benefits of holding certification to an international mana…
Rapidity expects to win new business with BPIF certification
Having achieved accredited certification, Rapidity expects greater demand from clients. …
Accreditation: helping futureproof the fight against fraud in the NHS
UKAS supports the the NHS Counter Fraud Authority in its role to recover digital evidence for use in NHSCFA investigation…