What a management system is, at Alderway Systems: a movement of four meshing gears — somebody's job, a trigger, a record and somebody who would notice — that keeps something happening without anyone having to remember; the systems the company already runs with all four parts, payroll, the fire drill and the boiler service, beside a security review missing its trigger; a year where a thing was done once brilliantly in March against one where it happens every month; and the certificate as a byproduct of a system that runs.

CY-BEGINNER-048Beginner · ISMS - ISO/IEC 27001

It Keeps Happening — What A Management System Actually Is

A forbidding phrase for an ordinary object: the arrangement by which something keeps happening without anybody having to remember — and the several you already run without calling them that.

11 hours8 chapters32 lessons225 activities8 labs

What you'll learn

Say what a management system is in one sentence, and tell an activity that happened from one that keeps happening.
Name the four parts, test any activity against them, and find the one that is missing.
Build one by fitting a single part to something the organisation already does, with a trigger that survives.
See why systems stop, arrange for somebody to notice the silence, and state accurately what a certificate says.

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