Prevention first
Recognize risks during design and process formation, not only at final screening.
Prevention, traceability and improvement connect design intent with delivered products.
Prevention, traceability and improvement connect design intent with delivered products.
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If requirements are not understood, final inspection may not correct a front-end mismatch. A quality philosophy therefore begins with prevention: identifying potential issues in design inputs, supplier choices, process planning and user information.
Traceability comes next. Important decisions, results and issue handling should be recorded so the team can understand what happened, why, and how to prevent a repeat.
Recognize risks during design and process formation, not only at final screening.
Connect requirements, records, results and decisions in a retrievable chain.
Turn internal findings and market feedback into better documents, processes or designs.

A lasting quality culture does not leave one department to solve every problem. Product, R&D, supply, manufacturing and service all affect the eventual experience.
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