Quality at the source involves inspecting goods after they are produced.

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Quality at the source actually involves preventing defects in the first place by designing and implementing robust processes and procedures, and empowering workers to identify and correct quality issues during production. Inspecting goods after they are produced is an example of quality control, which is a reactive process that responds to defects after they occur.

Quality at the Source Involves Inspecting Goods After They Are