How To Optimize QC Inspections & Use Preventive Measures To Get Better Quality Results?

China Manufacturing Decoded

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In this episode...

Sofeast's podcasting duo, our CEO Renaud Anjoran and Adrian from the team are back to talk about strategies that importers who are placing large and valuable orders with their overseas manufacturers and performing a lot of product inspections can follow to optimize the inspection schedule to get better results and, perhaps, reduce costs without increasing risks, and upstream preventive measures that can be put in place to improve quality before and during production that reduce the need for as many inspections in the first place.

SMEs and larger companies that regularly do a lot of business with Asian manufacturers could benefit from cost and time savings and reduced risks with this advice.

Show Sections

00:00 - Greetings

01:05 - Changes to Hong Kong Covid quarantine and news of Covid lockdowns in Yiwu (although not too severe).

11:02 - Today's topic: How to optimize QC inspections and get better results. Why would a business seek to do this?

16:22 - Adjusting inspection type, severity, and regularity could be a helpful cost-saving exercise.

18:26 - What does a business need to prepare before starting an optimization initiative like this?

23:38 - What information should we gather from the supplier's side?

35:35 - Which kinds of importers this upstream product development and process optimization is more relevant to?

37:03 - Delegating inspections to the supplier over time (without raising risks, hopefully).

41:56 - Wrap-up.