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What is the difference between quality assurance and quality
control?
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{1}Quality Assurance:
It is process oriented to ensure that the
development and/or maintenance process is adequate to ensure
a system will meet its objectives.
Quality Control:
It is product oriented with set of activities
designed to evaluate a developed work product.
{2}Quality Assurance:
It is the planning done for doing a process
Quality Control:
It is the action taken on the process.
{3}Quality Assurance:
Have we built the right product (as per
expectations)
Quality Control:
Have we built the product right (without defects)
{4}Quality Assurance:
Process Oriented approach.
Quality Control :
Product oriented approach
{5}Quality Assurance:
Quality Assurance Means Sure You r Doing The
Right Thing & Right Way
Quality Control :
Its makes sure the results of what you have
done are what you expected
{6}Quality Assurance:
It is evaluating the process,identifying
the defects and suggesting improvements for the same.
It is oriented towards "Prevention"
eg:Audits.
Quality Control:
QC is evaluating the product,identifying
the defects and suggesting improvements for the same.
It is oriented towards "Detection"
eg:Testing.
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