For customers, the worldwide compatibility of technology that is achieved when products and services are based on standards International brings them an increasingly wider option of offerings, and they also benefit from the effects of competition among suppliers. For Governments, international standards provide the Foundation technological and scientific that they sustain health, security legislation and environmental. For developing countries, international standards constitutes an important source of technological know-how, by defining the characteristics expected of products and services to find on export markets, international standards gives a base for developing countries to make the right decisions to invest their scarce resources and thus avoid wasting them. For each one, international standards can contribute to the quality of life in general ensuring that transportation, machinery and instruments that we use is healthy and except. For the planet we inhabit, because there are international standards on air, water and soil quality, and on emissions of gases and radiation, can contribute to efforts to preserve the environment. Conclusions definitively, as Paula Andrea Giacobazzo points out: the ISO 14000 standard, is not a single standard, but it is part of a family of standards that relate to environmental management applied to the company, aimed at the standardization of forms of produce and provide services that protect the environment, increasing the quality of the product and as a result the competitiveness of the same at the demand of products whose components and fabrication processes are made in a context where respect for the environment. * Source: where duly noted and annotations of the Chair of the quality assurance, the postgraduate programme of the speciality management of the quality and productivity of faces, University of Carabobo original author and source of the article.