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¡Hoy, 14 de octubre, conmemoramos el Día Mundial de las Normas! ☑️ 🌟 Detrás de cada producto, servicio y proceso confiable, existen estándares que contribuyen a la calidad, la seguridad y la eficiencia. ☝🏻Las normas permiten establecer criterios comunes, impulsar la mejora continua y enfrentar los desafíos de un entorno cada vez más exigente. 💡En Educación Continua FCFM de la Universidad de Chile, creemos que la actualización de conocimientos es clave para implementar buenas prácticas, fortalecer competencias y desarrollar soluciones que respondan a las necesidades de las organizaciones. 📚¡Sigue aprendiendo y adquiere nuevas herramientas para transformar los desafíos en oportunidades! . #iso #fcfm #uchile #epec #normasiso
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Posted On: October 14th 2026, 06:25 pm
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¡Hoy, 14 de octubre, conmemoramos el Día Mundial de las Normas! ☑️

🌟 Detrás de cada producto, servicio y proceso confiable, existen estándares que contribuyen a la calidad, la seguridad y la eficiencia.

☝🏻Las normas permiten establecer criterios comunes, impulsar la mejora continua y enfrentar los desafíos de un entorno cada vez más exigente.

💡En Educación Continua FCFM de la Universidad de Chile, creemos que la actualización de conocimientos es clave para implementar buenas prácticas, fortalecer competencias y desarrollar soluciones que respondan a las necesidades de las organizaciones.

📚¡Sigue aprendiendo y adquiere nuevas herramientas para transformar los desafíos en oportunidades!

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#iso #fcfm #uchile #epec #normasiso

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