VE3 wins five ISO certifications through one integrated system

VE3 has secured certification to five ISO standards through a single Integrated Management System, with audits conducted by Intertek. The milestone gives enterprise and public sector clients independent assurance across quality, security, resilience, environmental management and IT service delivery.

Why it matters: - VE3 now has independent certification across five core management areas that matter in regulated technology work. - The certifications can strengthen client confidence in how VE3 handles quality, security, continuity, environmental responsibilities and IT service management. - The result is especially relevant for enterprise and public sector buyers that depend on supplier assurance in procurement and vendor oversight.

What happened: - VE3, a global technology consultancy focused on cloud, data, AI, cybersecurity and digital transformation, achieved certification to five ISO management system standards through one Integrated Management System. - Intertek conducted the independent certification audits. - The standards are ISO 9001:2015, ISO/IEC 27001:2022, ISO 14001:2015, ISO 22301:2019 and ISO/IEC 20000-1:2018. - The announcement was issued from London on November 13, 2026.

The details: - ISO 9001:2015 covers quality management systems. - ISO/IEC 27001:2022 covers information security management systems. - ISO 14001:2015 covers environmental management systems. - ISO 22301:2019 covers business continuity management systems. - ISO/IEC 20000-1:2018 covers IT service management systems. - Intertek is described as a leading global certification body and total quality assurance provider. - Intertek is also identified as a UKAS-accredited certification body. - VE3 said the five standards were brought together in one common organizational framework rather than separate systems. - The Integrated Management System combines governance, risk management, policies, operational controls, performance measurement, internal audit, management review and continual improvement. - VE3 said the model reflects how complex technology programs are delivered, where security, service management, resilience, quality and governance overlap. - VE3 said the certifications provide independent assurance around how the company governs and delivers work, protects information, manages environmental responsibilities, maintains operational resilience and operates IT services. - VE3 delivers technology programs across government, healthcare, financial services, telecommunications, energy, retail and other enterprise environments.

Between the lines: - The integrated approach matters because it treats compliance as an operating model, not a set of disconnected checkboxes. - That can matter most in large technology engagements, where one weakness in security, continuity or service management can affect the whole contract. - The company framed the achievement as a marker of governance and delivery maturity rather than a one-time certification event. - Manish Garg, VE3's managing director, said the certifications show quality, security, resilience, service management and governance are embedded in the company's operations.

What's next: - VE3 said it will keep strengthening its management systems and raising delivery standards. - The company is likely to use the certifications as part of its positioning with regulated and mission-critical clients. - The next test will be maintaining the standards across global delivery and future audit cycles.

The bottom line: - VE3 has turned five ISO certifications into one integrated governance framework, giving the company a stronger proof point for clients that need assurance on risk, resilience and service quality.