Challenges in quality management, Project Management

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Question 1:

Describe - Expected Quality, Design Quality and Actual Quality and how they influence the customer satisfaction.

A Defining Expected Quality, Design Quality and Actual Quality
Their influence on customer satisfaction
Conclusion

Question 2:

Show the Barriers and Challenges in Quality Management with examples.

Barriers in Quality Management with examples
Challenges in Quality Management with examples
Conclusion

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