The quality paradigm has assumed great importance in modern day business scenario. Management of quality in a project entails two different processes, quality assurance, and quality control.
Quality assurance is a dynamic, interactive process that monitors data collected and analyzes it such that meets project requirements. It refers to the overall management system which includes the organization, planning, documentation, evaluation of project activities and design. The purpose of quality assurance is to help producing data of known quality that states certain level of confidences and enhances the credibility a company in reporting monitoring results, ultimately saving time and money.
Quality assurance shall ensure:
*Data meets clients/project needs, goals and objectives.
*Effective presentation of results.
*Well-designed projects that are precise, accurate, represent the true conditions of the project and are complete.
*Projects are designed using standardized and acceptable techniques.
*Implementation of standards and requirements regulated by federal, state, and local laws.
Quality control refers to the routine technical activities whose purpose is, essentially, error control.
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