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Toyota, General Motors and Suzuki, All are withdrawing their products for this or that Reason. Has the Quality Control gone Haywire in all these companies.?
Asked by subhash tiwari,
02 Mar '10 12:20 pm
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There may be some laxity on their part but certainly not alraming.These things r common n continues happening in some big organisations.
Answered by Damodar Biswal, 02 Mar '10 12:30 pm
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AB-SO-LU-TE-LY.....
I can relate myself as a very modest leather products biz-man. When I outsource any process, there is most certainly a dip in quality and it is visible. Even a layman can make out the differences between a product which we ourselves directed and a product which was outsourced.
And I am only outsourcing in my own town!!! Imagine doing the same across thousands of miles.....
When u outsource, u r relaying your job to people who fall outside u r business interests. U have orders and the cash. They have the machines and the labour. So in such a setup, jobwork units mostly subscribe to a minimalist mindset where their goal is just to complete the said task, get a "pass" approval and get paid. A jobwork unit doesn't have a company's core interest such as name in the market etc because a jobwork unit is not restricted to a single supply source alone.
A company cannot regulate quality in jobwork units or in outsourced concerns as they can in their own product ...more
Answered by A Moin, 17 Mar '10 12:05 pm
I can relate myself as a very modest leather products biz-man. When I outsource any process, there is most certainly a dip in quality and it is visible. Even a layman can make out the differences between a product which we ourselves directed and a product which was outsourced.
And I am only outsourcing in my own town!!! Imagine doing the same across thousands of miles.....
When u outsource, u r relaying your job to people who fall outside u r business interests. U have orders and the cash. They have the machines and the labour. So in such a setup, jobwork units mostly subscribe to a minimalist mindset where their goal is just to complete the said task, get a "pass" approval and get paid. A jobwork unit doesn't have a company's core interest such as name in the market etc because a jobwork unit is not restricted to a single supply source alone.
A company cannot regulate quality in jobwork units or in outsourced concerns as they can in their own product ...more
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