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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 Sections18:26 - What does a business need to prepare before starting an optimization initiative like this? Related content...Get a quotation from Sofeast for help from our quality engineers and QA team who will assess your situation and find ways to make the optimizations discussed here: QA/QC Inspection Optimization ServicesRead more about why Supplier Self-Inspections Are Getting More Popular in ChinaLearn about Switching from Acceptance Sampling to Process ControlHK is cutting hotel quarantine to 3 days, plus 4 days medical surveillanceHow To Switch To A Newer, Better Chinese Manufacturer? [eBook]Why you need a good quality standardExplore boundary/limit samplesRead The New Product Introduction Process Guide for Hardware StartupsListen to The NPI Process: Trouble Awaits If You Skip Its Steps! Get in touch with usConnect with us on LinkedInSend us a tweet @sofeastPrefer Facebook? Check us out on FBContact us via Sofeast's contact pageSubscribe to our YouTube channel Subscribe to the podcast There are more episodes to come, so remember to subscribe! You can do so in your favorite podcast apps here and don't forget to give us a 5-star rating, please:Apple PodcastsSpotifyStitcherGoogle PodcastsTuneInAmazon PodcastsDeezeriHeartRADIOPlayerFMListen NotesPodcast AddictPodchaser
