Need resources / tutorials about OPS (Operation) for ISO

Greetings All,

I am very new to this forum. After some research, I found that I could get the information through this forum.
By profession, I am a web-based software developer and use Microsoft technology to develop software.

Recently I was assigned a task to get through some ISO protocols to get ISO certification.

I need some tutorials about the topics below. I already googled but can not relate to the most relevant.

Please help me to find out for the topics



Thank you

Where is the clip you embedded from?

Marc said:

Where is the clip you embedded from?

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I get it from my supervisor.

Where did your supervisor get it?

I assume it is from a standard, but which standard? There are lots of "ISO" standards.

You have to be more specific.

Marc said:

Where did your supervisor get it?

I assume it is from a standard, but which standard? There are lots of "ISO" standards.

You have to be more specific.

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It's something like relating module.

(Module ) 1st Colum | ( Module Level-1 ) 2nd Column | (Module Level -2) 3rd Column | (Module Level -3) 4th Column

gauravkumar9 said:

It's something like relating module.

(Module ) 1st Colum | ( Module Level-1 ) 2nd Column | (Module Level -2) 3rd Column | (Module Level -3) 4th Column
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I think you need to provide a better description of what you're trying to accomplish. In your initial post you wrote, "Recently I was assigned a task to get through some ISO protocols to get ISO certification." What "ISO protocols" are you referring to?

I know of 2 IT-related standards, ISO 27001 (the snipped doesn't match that) and ISO 12207 (I don't know / have that one but I don't think that's it, either). The text makes me wonder if it's something like devops certification (Microsoft?)? Agree with the other: we don't really have sufficient information to help. Find out what the specific standard is.

The original poster is obviously in way over his/her head. I doubt there is anything we can do to help here.

I think that snip is from something in their company's internal documentation.