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Inspection - GCSE Business Definition

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Inspection is the systematic process of evaluating a product, service, or process to ensure it meets specified standards and requirements. It involves examining aspects such as quality, functionality, and compliance with regulations to maintain consistency and safety. Inspections are crucial in quality control and can occur at different stages of the production process, helping businesses to identify defects early, minimise waste, and improve customer satisfaction. By ensuring that outputs meet expectations, inspections play a pivotal role in maintaining a company’s reputation and operational efficiency.

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