Quality Assurance is a term that is naturally associated with the eminence, quality and the worth of any product. Prior to the twentieth century, Quality Assurance was the sole responsibility of the craftsperson, who built the product but later on a formal quality assurance and control function was introduced that included a proper approach towards the quality management. In today's global society, the quality of any product is an essential aspect in terms of its …showed first 75 words of 1912 total…

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