AQA GCSE Business · 8132
Paper 1, Paper 2
The extent to which a product meets customer requirements, including features such as reliability, durability and suitability for its purpose.
Revise: UK Businesses Competing InternationallyOperations must organise production and check quality; human resources may recruit people with specialist skills; finance must assess whether the savings justify the costs; and marketing must communicate the product’s benefits to customers.
- Revise: Choosing Suppliers
How well a good or service meets the required standards and customer expectations.
- Revise: Consequences of Quality Issues
The extent to which the characteristics of a good or service satisfy customers’ needs and expectations.
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- Revise: Costs and Benefits of Quality
The extent to which a product or service meets customer needs and expected standards, including being reliable, safe and fit for purpose.