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APQP(Advanced Product Quality Planning) is a process developed in the late 1980's by a commission of experts from the 'Big Three' US automobile manufacturers: Ford, GM and Chrysler.
Advance Quality Planning is a process to gather information on existing quality and production issues on other similar products in order to develop counter-measures for avoiding similar problems with future new product. |
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Project management methods and quality standards
Much has been said and written over the past few years about the need to use recognized project management methods and quality standards. PMBOK, PRINCE, PPS, and ISO9000 are some of the most known. Yet, which ones best suit your specific business and project needs? As the debate about the possibility to have a unique globally recognized standard continues, let us walk you through some key aspects you should take into account in your next project.
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