Product quality is the way a product performs. While service quality is how well an experience was when shopping for, buying, using a product or service.
Quality assurance focuses on preventing defects in the processes used to create a product or service, while quality control involves identifying and fixing defects in the final product or service. Both are important in ensuring overall quality, but they have different focuses and approaches.
product is tangible and service is intangible.
one is quality of the service and the other is quality of the product. Product quality usually includes features, performance, defects etc. Service quality includes delivery time, knowledge of delivery personnel etc.
Quality control focuses on identifying defects in the final product or service through inspections and testing, while quality assurance involves implementing processes and procedures to prevent defects from occurring in the first place. In essence, quality control is reactive, while quality assurance is proactive in ensuring the overall quality of a product or service.
Im guessing you mean the difference between producers and consumers. Producers make a product or give a service, and consumers purchase, a service or product.
A service organization's end product is a service. A manufacturing organization's end product is a product.
product is tangible and service is intangible.
Quality control focuses on identifying and fixing defects in the final product, while quality assurance focuses on preventing defects from occurring in the first place by implementing processes and procedures to ensure consistent quality throughout the production process.
They are very similar but in product promotion you describe the benefits of using a product and how it will improve your life. In service promotion you describe the value and benefits of opting in to a service. There isn't much of a difference except one is tangible and the other intangible.
Who has the primary responsibility for assuring product or service quality
Product marketing and service marketing are different in some ways. With service marketing, it's about relationship and value, and the buyer is purchasing something that is intangible, whereas with product, the buyer is purchasing an item that is tangible. Product marketing is based on a reputation of the quality of product, unlike service marketing, which is mainly based on a reputation from word of mouth. Something else that differentiates the two is that products are returnable, services aren't.
Business employees are not directly related to the quality of a business product or service