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Quality control (QC) is a systematic process that reviews the quality of all factors involved in production, focusing on fulfilling quality requirements as defined by standards such as ISO 9001. This approach emphasizes three key aspects: elements like controls and processes, competence like knowledge and skills, and soft elements like personnel and organizational culture. Inspection is a major component of QC, where products are examined visually or services are analyzed to detect defects. With the rise of [[total-quality-management|Total Quality Management]] (TQM) and [[six-sigma|Six Sigma]], QC has become a critical component of modern manufacturing and service industries, influencing companies like [[toyota|Toyota]] and [[general-electric|General Electric]]. The importance of QC is further highlighted by its impact on customer satisfaction, with studies showing that companies with robust QC processes tend to have higher [[customer-loyalty|customer loyalty]] rates. As the global market becomes increasingly competitive, the role of QC in ensuring product quality and reliability will only continue to grow, with emerging technologies like [[artificial-intelligence|Artificial Intelligence]] (AI) and [[internet-of-things|Internet of Things]] (IoT) expected to play a major role in shaping the future of QC.