The term “quality control” is frequently misused, and different people interpret it differently. We’re happy to inform that the resource goes to the trouble of defining quality control and differentiates it from quality assurance, another critical manufacturing discipline. Quality control is defined as the process of preventing defective products from reaching the client. There is a clear link between quality control and the number of units sold for any company that manufactures items of any kind. Product flaws push existing consumers and prospects into the arms of competitors, whereas well-made and consistent items improve revenues.
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Quality Control in Manufacturing from Marotta Controls, a Spacecraft Control System Company
