Quality Assurance and QMS

What is the main goal of quality assurance?

• Identify defects after a product is developed

• Prevent defects or errors from arising

• Correct defects in the final product

• Improve development and test processes

What is the main focus of quality control?

• Prevent defects or errors from arising

• Improve development and test processes

• Identify defects after a product is developed

• Correct defects in the final product

What is the difference between quality assurance and quality control?

• QA focuses on the process, QC focuses on the product

• QA focuses on the product, QC focuses on the process

• QA is a corrective tool, QC is a managerial tool

• QA is a managerial tool, QC is a corrective tool

What is the 'zero defect' approach in quality assurance?

• Correcting defects after the product is developed

• Preventing defects or mistakes from happening in the first place

• Identifying defects after a product is developed

• Improving development and test processes

What are the advantages of quality assurance?

• Lower costs due to less wastage and re-working of defective products

• Higher costs due to more wastage and re-working of defective products

• More 'us and them' barriers

• Lower employee motivation

What is the main focus of quality engineering?

• Monitoring and fixing the process

• Preventing defects or errors from arising

• Creating the system

• Identifying defects after a product is developed

What is the main emphasis in quality assurance?

• Self-checking rather than inspectors

• Identifying defects after a product is developed

• Correcting defects after the product is developed

• Inspectors breathing down a worker's neck

What is the main goal of quality control?

• Identify defects after a product is developed

• Prevent defects or errors from arising

• Improve development and test processes

• Correct defects in the final product

What is the main focus of quality control?

• Improve development and test processes

• Prevent defects or errors from arising

• Correct defects in the final product

• Identify defects after a product is developed

What is the difference between quality assurance and quality control?

• QA focuses on the process, QC focuses on the product

• QA focuses on the product, QC focuses on the process

• QA is a managerial tool, QC is a corrective tool

• QA is a corrective tool, QC is a managerial tool