 | TERM OF THE DAY | | | | |  | FRIDAY QUIZ CHALLENGE Test your knowledge of this week's terms | Question: | Problems such as this have recently caused demand for improved and increased policies regarding the safety of information that may be at risk of theft. | Choose the Right Answer: | |
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| |  | TERM OF THE DAY | Often used interchangeably with quality control (QC), it is a wider concept that covers all policies and systematic activities implemented within a quality system. QA frameworks include (1) determination of adequate technicalrequirement of inputs and outputs, (2) certification and rating of suppliers, (3) testing of procured material for its conformance to established quality, performance, safety, and reliability standards, (4) proper receipt, storage, and issue of material, (5) audit of the process quality, (6) evaluation of the process to establish required corrective response, and (7) audit of the final output for conformance to (a) technical ( b) reliability, (c) maintainability, and (d) performance requirements. | | Usage Example In many companies, products go through quality assurance and are tested frequently to eliminate errors and imperfections. |
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dequate technicalrequirement of inputs and outputs, (2) certification and rating of suppliers, (3) testing of procured material for its conformance to established quality, performance, safety, and reliability standards, (4) proper receipt, storage, and issue of material, (5) audit of the process quality, (6) evaluation of the process to establish required corrective response, and (7) audit of the final output for conformance to (a) technical ( b) reliability, (c) maintainability, and (d) performance requirements. | | Usage Example In many companies, products go through quality assurance and are tested frequently to eliminate errors and imperfections. |
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