Kymeta achieves ISO 9001 certification for Global Quality

The communications company making mobile global, is proud to announce it has received ISO 9001:2015 certification. ISO 9001:2015 is the world’s most widely recognized quality management standard. This standard was selected to validate Kymeta’s quality management system specifically to meet the quality expectations and requirements of Kymeta’s customers, partners, and suppliers.
“The Kymeta culture is built on commitment to both our customers and our employees,” said Walter Berger, President and COO at Kymeta. “We want to build quality into every process, and every employee is responsible for quality. We are deeply committed to the timely delivery of reliable, high-quality products and services, delighting our customers, and providing superior customer support. Through the ISO 9001:2015 certification, Kymeta has validated its quality management system to provide the processes necessary to support our commitment.”
The road to certification requires both time and dedication on behalf of all Kymeta employees. After a year of significant growth, even during the disruptions caused by COVID-19, Kymeta moved toward enhancing corporate policies, procedures, and tools to ensure scalable and repeatable delivery of high-quality products and services.
Kymeta’s quality management system helps ensure that Kymeta customers, partners, and suppliers receive consistent, high-quality products and services, which in turn brings many business benefits. Kymeta supports connectivity services by design and assembly of flat panel satellite terminals. The quality management system helps drive the maturity of major processes such as customer service, new product introduction, connectivity services, supply chain activities, and manufacturing as examples. Kymeta’s QMS brings a clear, actionable, and thorough approach to the vital components of a successful mission-first organization and positions Kymeta well for the next round of corporate growth.
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