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Answer Posted / murali
1. Quality assuarence is Process orientated and quality
control is product oreinted.
2. Quality assuarence prevents the defects.
Quality control detects the defects.
3. Quality assuarence is line function.
Quality control is staff function.
Murali
dharanmu@yahoo.com
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