";s:4:"text";s:2308:" QUALITY CONTROL . Quality control is a process intended to ensure that product quality or performed service adheres to a defined set of criteria or meets the requirements of the client.
But Apple’s product process has held a strong fascination for many over the years as it defies long-held conventions about how it should work for companies as large as it is. The Apple Product Strategy When we talk about Apple, what usually comes to mind is its product line, which has become equated with high quality, invention and innovation. • There is great emphasis on the rework areas. This project investigates the relation between Apple's success and Total Quality Management (TQM) tools' implementation in an organization. Quality at Fremont Apple depended almost entirely on inspect-reject for quality assurance with little effort devoted to preventing defects.
Through the quality control process, the product quality will be maintained, and the manufacturing defects will be examined and refined. We are engaged in the continuous improvement of quality and undertake numerous activities to prevent defective rollers from being dispatched.
The first impression of the process described above is its few steps and straightforward approach to designing a new product. Several facts make this clear: • There is not a single visible control chart or any reference to SPC, defect prevention or process improvement. Preorders come rolling in even months before the release of a new product, and customers barely even blink when it comes with a steep price tag attached. It is a very secret document that ensures the overall quality of both the product and the process.