Communicating Quality Standards
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The document discusses communicating quality standards between a company and its suppliers. It provides suggestions on methods of communication including group meetings, email communications, and quality plan structure. The quality plan structure section outlines how to address quality requirements, procedures, documentation, audits, and problem resolution. It stresses documenting all information for knowledge sharing and preventing future problems.
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