Difference between revisions of "Evaluation"

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| '''1.''' Evaluation is a rigorous analysis of completed or ongoing [[management System|management system]] activities to determine the gap between intended and actual [[Performance|performance]].
 
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'''2.''' Systematic process that compares the result of measurement to recognized criterion to determine the gap between intended and actual performance.
 
'''2.''' Systematic process that compares the result of measurement to recognized criterion to determine the gap between intended and actual performance.
 
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'''''Notes (1)''''' : The gaps are inputs into the continual improvement process.
 
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{{ISO 22390 Source}} - clause 3.4
 
{{ISO 22390 Source}} - clause 3.4

Latest revision as of 01:14, 30 October 2020

1. Evaluation is a rigorous analysis of completed or ongoing management system activities to determine the gap between intended and actual performance.

(Source: Business Continuity Management Institute - BCM Institute)

2. Systematic process that compares the result of measurement to recognized criterion to determine the gap between intended and actual performance.

Notes (1) : The gaps are inputs into the continual improvement process.


(Source: ISO 22390:2011 - Societal Security - Guidelines for Exercises and Testing) - clause 3.4