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Re: QC and QA - Different concepts?
Things are defined by what they are called. A chair, is a chair; a table is a table and so on. Would you like to be called John? Would it matter? Of course. You are Jym, not John. People identify/Recognize things by their names. I couldn't agree more with you when you say that more important than definitions is to make things work out for the clients.You can't accomplish that, however, without definitions/concepts, and the values/meanings they carry with them. People in command need to understand these concepts to buy in your quality program. The quest for excellence should start by defining excellence, the requirements are consequences. Thanks for your comments!
Things are defined by what they are called. A chair, is a chair; a table is a table and so on. Would you like to be called John? Would it matter? Of course. You are Jym, not John. People identify/Recognize things by their names. I couldn't agree more with you when you say that more important than definitions is to make things work out for the clients.You can't accomplish that, however, without definitions/concepts, and the values/meanings they carry with them. People in command need to understand these concepts to buy in your quality program. The quest for excellence should start by defining excellence, the requirements are consequences. Thanks for your comments!