Allied International Credit Makes Transition to ISO 9001:2000

Allied International Credit (UK) Limited (AIC) has successfully made the transition to the new revised and improved ISO 9001:2000 standard.

AIC originally received its ISO 9002 accreditation in 1994.

On 15th December 2000, the revised and improved ISO 9001:2000 standard was published to replace the three 1994 versions and thus became the certification standard in the ISO 9000 series. Organisations certified to the 1994 versions, were given until 15th December 2003 to make the transition to ISO 9001:2000.

AIC?s Quality Manager, Tony McCutcheon commented ?AIC?s commitment to the ISO 9001:2000 standard is one expression of our commitment to quality and continuous improvement delivered to all our customers. It is also the result of many years of careful planning and development to create a system of constant quality assurance reviews for all company functions, with particular attention to collection, trace and complaint management procedures. I am delighted that AIC have successfully made the transition.?

AIC are an international debt collection and accounts receivable management company who utilises the most advanced technologies, while providing an environment that stimulates growth and prosperity. With five production centres in Canada and the USA and two in the UK, AIC is dedicated to delivering their services in a professional manner in order to maximise value for their clients.