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Software Quality Assurance Overview by Philip Wagih is a document available to read on EtoBox.
Quality assurance focuses on establishing processes to ensure quality, while quality control focuses on evaluating products to ensure they meet specifications. Both aim to reduce costs by finding and addressing issues early. They work together as part of a continuous improvement cycle, with quality assurance planning for quality and quality control evaluating the results. The key difference is that quality assurance is more process-oriented while quality control evaluates completed products.
- Author
- Philip Wagih
- Language
- EN