Quality by Design Part 1: You Can't Design Something You Don't Understand

If the cost of poor quality is like an iceberg,
the obvious penalties are a lot less scary
than what lies below the surface.

by Beth Pedersen,

Marketing Communications

MasterControl

Just like every other aspect of a product, quality is determined by the decisions you make in the design stages. While spending less time on planning upfront might seem to save you money, the costs associated with poor quality resulting from early design decisions can ultimately equate to 40 percent of your company’s total revenue. Correctly understanding the true nature of quality and addressing it in the design stages rather than trying to bring it in as an afterthought is the central premise of Quality by Design (QbD), and adhering to this principle could be the most cost-saving measure your company will ever take.

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Quality by Design Part 1: You Can't Design Something You Don't Understand 2016-03-01T09:30:00-08:00 Rating: 4.5 Diposkan Oleh: Unknown