Are Quality assurance and quality control similar?

Quality assurance and quality control are two different aspects of the same fraternity. They both hold equal significance. Often we merge quality assurance with quality control. But both the aspects hold different look a view. They seem interchangeable but they are not. Both terms are used to check the qualitative progress of a product or any service. But both the terms imply their essence in a different manner altogether.

Quality control
Quality control is when some work is done to meet the set quality criteria of a product. It is done in such a way that it meets the quality required by the client of that product.

Quality assurance
Quality assurance whereas is no doubt similar but not at all identical. Quality assurance is the work done according to the quality that’s required during the procedure of making the final product. Quality assurance is more important as if the quality retains in the initial step it is much more likely to stay till the final result. Therefore the procedure requires equal quality as to the product. It is the procedure that requires quality.

Both the types are similar but hold different meaning, a different essence.

Nexsus has developed software programs to monitor quality levels at its sites. It also maintains quality work along with the principle function associated with them. As we all know at the ends what matters the most is quality. Be it the final product or the procedure one should adhere to quality and then can it reach to an accomplished level.