Corrective action in the real world

Article Abstract:

Training sessions on corrective action process by the customer may improve the status of corrective action requests (CARs) and bridge the existing gap between customers and suppliers. CARs by small customers generally remain unattended by suppliers. Misunderstandings in the customer-supplier relationships also add to the delay in responding to CARs. Every customer is not benefited by the corrective action guidelines, notwithstanding their usefulness. Some guidelines for corrective action are presented.

Analysis, Column, Customer service, Consumer complaints

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Using corrective action to make matters worse

Article Abstract:

Issues are presented concerning the importance of the consideration of variation before the implementation of a quality assurance program. The four different patterns of variation are discussed.

Business enterprises

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Corrective vs. preventive action

Article Abstract:

The common misconceptions about corrective and preventive action faced by quality professionals is examined and steps to help address the problem.

Management dynamics, Quality Control Management, Company business management

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