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DRY Quality Management Systems – Don’t repeat yourself

The basis of the principle is to reduce the repetition of information by ensuring every piece of knowledge has a single, unambiguous, authoritive representation within a system. Basically a single source of truth.

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DRY Quality Management Systems – Don’t repeat yourself

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  1. DRY Quality Management Systems – Don’t repeat yourself

  2. Today I came across an interesting TLA (three letter acronym for the uninitiated) that is used in Software Engineering called DRY – Don’t repeat yourself.

  3. The basis of the principle is to reduce the repetition of information by ensuring every piece of knowledge has a single, unambiguous, authoritive representation within a system. Basically a single source of truth.

  4. The application of this methodology in business management systems (quality, safety and environment) provides for a more maintainable, extensible system that is easy to navigate and locate information.

  5. So the next time you are preparing or developing a quality management system (QMS), safety management system (SMS) or environmental management system (EMS) ask yourself – is it DRY or is it WET (Write Everything Twice).

  6. To know more information, visit us http://www.qasinternational.com.au/

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