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How are sustainability and quality management related?

Sustainability refers to the ability of a system to function over the long term without depleting natural resources or harming the environment. In the context of quality management in e-commerce companies, sustainability means that the company operates in a way […]

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When is management liable for product complaints in retail companies?

A retailer’s management may be liable for product complaints under certain circumstances, particularly if it neglects its legal duties or violates applicable consumer protection laws. Basically, the management of a retail company is responsible for ensuring the quality of the […]

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What does a quality and complaints manager do in a trading company?

A quality and complaints manager in retail companies is responsible for ensuring the quality of products and services and for handling complaints. Duties may include: Quality Assurance: The Quality and Complaint Manager develops and implements quality control procedures to ensure […]

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What is the difference between quality management and quality assurance?

Quality management and quality assurance are two terms used in connection with the quality of products or services. Although they are connected, they have different meanings: Quality management refers to the totality of all activities required to plan, control and […]

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Do you know the Ishikawa principle?

The Ishikawa Principle is a method for root cause analysis of problems, also known as the Ishikawa Fishbone Diagram, Ishikawa Diagram or Cause and Effect Diagram. It was developed by Japanese engineer and quality management expert Kaoru Ishikawa. The Ishikawa […]

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Do you know the Kaizen principle?

The Kaizen principle is a continuous improvement method in quality management that was originally developed in Japan. “Kaizen” in Japanese means “change for the better” or “continuous improvement.” The goal of Kaizen is to continuously make small improvements in the […]

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Quality management of the future

Quality management of the future will likely focus on the following areas: Technological advances: As digitization continues, technologies such as artificial intelligence, machine learning and the Internet of Things (IoT) will play an increasingly important role in quality management. Companies […]

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Important aspects of successful complaint management

Complaint management is an essential part of customer service and customer retention. It is therefore important for companies to consider the following issues in connection with complaint management: Customer orientation: Successful complaint management must be geared to the needs and […]

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The use of a complaint software in companies

Complaint management is an important part of customer service in any wholesale company or online retailer. Efficient handling of complaints and claims can help increase customer satisfaction and improve the company’s image. To achieve this, a complaint software can be […]

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Claim management in ecommerce companies – A central challenge

Smooth complaints management is crucial for ecommerce companies to ensure customer satisfaction and loyalty. Particularly in the case of defective products, the question arises as to how a company can best meet the needs of its customers while operating efficiently […]

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