What is the difference between quality assurance and
quality control?
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Answer Posted / mohammad jaid alam
Most people use the two terms Quality Control and Quality Assurance equivalently to refer to the same concept. However both the terms are different in meaning as well as purpose.
It is actually very easy to define and explain both the terms.
You can read the complete article at
http://iso-qms.blogspot.com/2011/09/difference-between-quality-assurance.html
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