What is Quality Control (QC)?
We will also introduce the differences from quality assurance and seven representative methods and concepts that you should remember.
Quality control refers to the activities aimed at producing products and services that satisfy consumers, such as inspecting raw materials and components, verifying manufacturing processes, and implementing pre- and post-measures for finished products. This article summarizes the overview of quality control, the differences from the similar term "quality assurance," three essential management methods for quality control, and specific concepts and techniques that should be considered in business, presented in an easy-to-understand manner. Quality control (QC) is the process of inspecting raw materials and components, verifying manufacturing processes, and implementing pre- and post-measures for finished products to create products and services that satisfy and meet the demands of consumers (buyers). *For more detailed content of the article, you can view it through the link below.
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