Leading the Transition: ISO 9001:2026 Revision, IA9100, and What Comes Next

With ISO 9001 under revision and AS9100 transitioning to IA9100, many organizations are unsure what to expect.

The ISO 9001:2026 revision is underway, and the transition from AS9100 to IA9100 is raising important questions for quality teams, auditors, and transition leaders.

Rather than attempting to cover every possible change, Axeon’s expert auditor, Darwin Millet, focused on the confirmed direction of the standards, the current timeline, and the practical implications for organizations managing ISO 9001 and IA9100 or AS9100 systems.

In one hour, this webinar recording is designed to provide clarity on what matters right now and what can wait. In this recording, you’ll learn: What is currently known about the ISO 9001:2026 revision and what is still evolving The expected timeline and transition considerations you should be planning for today What the shift from AS9100 to IA9100 means, particularly for organizations with dual certifications Which transition activities should start now and which can wait

This webinar is intended for quality managers, auditors, and those responsible for leading the transition who want a reliable, high-level understanding before committing time and resources.

If you are looking for a clear starting point and want to avoid last-minute scrambling once requirements are finalized, this session will help you determine the appropriate next steps and when to take them.

About the Host

Darwin D. Millet Jr., MBA, CPA, and certified Exemplar Global and Probitas instructor, is a senior executive with more than 30 years of hands-on leadership experience. He has served as CEO, COO, CFO, and Sales & Marketing executive for organizations ranging from startups to $200M+ enterprises across healthcare, medical device, aerospace, and manufacturing sectors. A former auditor with PricewaterhouseCoopers, Darwin has authored multiple Quality Management trainings and led consulting and auditing engagements for global organizations including Lockheed Martin, Boeing, and Ford Motor Company.