【Daily Question】Question from Issue 20150826
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This post was last edited by jason332527 on 2016-1-15 at 16:45. Reward for participation: 2 wealth points. Reward for correct answer: 9 wealth. (Single-choice question) Quality improvement and quality control are both part of quality management; the difference between them lies in (). A emphasizes continuous improvement, while B does not. B is aimed at improving quality, whereas the other approach is intended to maintain quality. C involves participation from all employees, while the other approach involves only some employees. D requires the use of control charts, while the other approach does not. Correct answer: B
B One is to improve quality, the other is to stabilize quality
B One is to improve quality, the other is to stabilize quality
Quality improvement and quality control are both part of quality management; the difference lies in (B). A: One emphasizes continuous improvement, while the other does not. B: One aims to improve quality, while the other aims to maintain quality. C: One involves all employees, while the other involves only some of them. D: One requires the use of control charts, while the other does not
B: one to improve quality, the other to maintain quality
B One is to improve quality, the other is to stabilize quality
Quality improvement and quality control are both part of quality management; the difference lies in (B). A: One emphasizes continuous improvement, while the other does not. B: One aims to improve quality, while the other aims to maintain quality. C: One involves all employees, while the other involves only some of them. D: One requires the use of control charts, while the other does not
B One is to improve quality, the other is to stabilize quality
Quality improvement is about enhancing quality, while quality control is about maintaining it.