The Israeli Society for Quality (ISQ) one of the world's leading quality societies, was established in 1973 to promote the values of quality in Israel. It is a non-profit organization comprised of about 1,500 quality professionals including engineers, physicians, educators and managers drawn from both the business and public sectors. Furthermore, roughly 300 of the country's leading companies are members of the Society.

Bi-annually, ISQ organizes the International Quality Conference. ISQ, as one of the founders of the International Quality Association and the Quality Organization of the Middle East and North Africa chose C.D.I. System's innovative NetIS™ online publishing platform to publish the proceedings of their Twelfth International Conference.

The Society has a mutual agreement with the European Organization for Quality (EOQ).

In recognition of the multi-faceted role quality professionals play in the "quality revolution" and in light of the need to make society recognize quality as a value concept in which man is essential to the process, members of ISQ volunteer their efforts to accomplish the following:

• To spearhead the national effort for the continual improvement of the quality of life, environment, management and decision making processes, production and services.
• To create a favorable reputation for Israeli products and services.
• To make a special effort on public awareness by educating the younger generation and establishing a quality culture in all areas of Israeli life and society.
• To foster leadership for quality to benefit Israeli organizations.
• To promote quality and to foster the application of the modern tools of the quality profession in various arenas.
• To increase national and international cooperation for furthering quality as a strategic objective.