ISO certification, or ISO certification, refers to a formal recognition or attestation by a certification body that an organization, product, service, or process complies with the standards and requirements established by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO). ISO is an international body that develops and publishes a wide range of standards to ensure the quality, safety, efficiency, and consistency of various products, services, and processes across different industries.

Certification can offer several benefits to individuals and organizations across various fields and industries. These benefits may vary depending on the specific certification.

The certification process refers to a formal procedure or set of steps that an individual, organization, product, or service must undergo to demonstrate that they meet certain predetermined standards or criteria. Certification is typically used to verify that a product, service, or individual complies with specific quality, safety, or performance requirements.

Certification in business refers to the process of obtaining official recognition or verification of a particular skill, competency, quality, or standard in a specific area of business. These certifications are typically awarded by accredited organizations, industry associations, or government bodies and serve several purposes.