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1. Quality assurance see to all requirements are being met and all activities are contributing to the continuous improvement of current and future projects.

2. the objective of the review process is to understand what happened, to learn lessons that can be applied to other projects, and to avoid repeating mistakes.

3. ________ is the continuous process of monitoring, evaluating, and adopting corrective measures so that the planned quality is achieved. The process verifies that ________ activities are being performed using approved quality plans and  project requirements and standards are being met.

4. The quality control process includes inspections to verify the quality of the deliverables and their acceptance tests met the customer specifications.

5. A ¨Deviation¨ is a temporary gap from the specifications, at difference than a ¨Modification¨ that is any permanent change to the specifications.

6. When product quality requirements follow industries standards, the main criterion for choosing a supplier is the price.

7. ” Configuration management encompasses the technical and administrative activities concerned with the creation, maintenance, controlled change and quality control of the scope of work.” – APM Body of Knowledge 7^th edition

8. Policies and procedures of the configuration management system should be included as a section in the quality plan.

9. Two aspects of configuration management are identification and control.

10. Configuration Identification is part of the System Design Process that define the system, its subsystems, and components.

11. “Configuration Item (CI) is any service component, infrastructure element, or other item that needs to be managed in order to ensure the successful delivery of services.” –  IBM.com/docs

12. Where multiple units are produced and modifications and improvements are introduced over time, the specific configuration for each individually produced unit must be known, which requires that each specific CI in the product must be traceable to its specification.

13. Traceability is essential to ensure that the correct spare parts, training materials, and operating manuals are provided. It also enables the identification of issues in the event of accidents, customer complaints, or product liability claims.

14. Design reviews confirm the data usage during the design process, the user’s requirements, and the inherited assumptions that have been correctly identified.

15. The reviews should involve Subject Matter Experts from all disciplines and users who are or will be connected to the end-item throughout its lifecycle.

16. In addition to formal reviews, the Project Manager should actively promote and facilitate informal reviews.

17. The design review process also offers valuable networking opportunities, fosters the exchange of innovative ideas, enhances knowledge, and helps mitigate risks.

18. “Quality auditing is the systematic, independent, and documented review and evaluation of an organization’s Quality Management System (QMS) to determine whether quality activities and results comply with a strategic arrangement that is effectively implemented and appropriate to achieve the objectives.” – Compliancequest.com

19. Audits are conducted to ensure that technical processes adhere to established procedures.