If you are aware of the ways project management works, then you must know that project management depends on 3 main components: Quality, Cost, and Time.

Among these 3 factors, the quality most surely captures a lot of space. According to Project Management Body Of Knowledge (PMBOK), Quality can be defined as a degree to which the project meets its requirements.

Dr. Edward Deming is the one who talked about quality management first in 1950. In Deming’s language, “Good quality means a predictable degree of uniformity and dependability with a quality standard suited to the customer.

The underlying philosophy of all definitions is the same – consistency of conformance and performance, and keeping the customer in mind.” Although it’s the actual definition of quality, the understanding of quality varies from person to person.