Test and Inspection Processes

Quelle: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quality_control

Test and Inspection Processes are quality assurance activities in logistics and supply chain operations where products, components, or materials undergo testing and inspection at defined checkpoints to verify their conformity with specifications, quality standards, and regulatory requirements. They aim to detect deviations early, prevent defects, and ensure reliability, safety, and customer satisfaction.

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