What are the two key questions for an operations manager in the inspection process? A. How to inspect? What to inspect? B. When to inspect? What to inspect? C. When to inspect? Where to inspect? D. What to inspect? Where to inspect?

Option D: What to inspect? Where to inspect? are the two key questions operated in the inspection process.

Explanation:

For the best output results, the products of all the firms need a check of quality control before the process of the sale. If it is not scrutinized properly, then the entire Manufacture defects can lodge into the hands of Operations Manager. For the best result, The manager needs to decide on what purpose of quality check, the inspection is required and secondly, from which weaker part of the production cycle, did He should inspect by comparing the standard of the quality with the products of other firms.

The two key questions of what and where to inspect are always inspected with the parallel effects in which all the comparisons can be noted and achieve the inference of solution. The inference of solution will chase the defective point of the product and makes them very strong and reduces the problem of cycle flow of work allotted to the Inspection process operation.

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