What is the main focus of In-Process inspections?

In-Process inspections primarily focus on identifying potential quality issues during production. This quality control measure ensures that any deviations or defects are detected while the product is still in the manufacturing phase, allowing for immediate corrective actions. By focusing on issues during production, organizations can prevent poor-quality products from reaching the final stages, thereby reducing waste and improving the overall efficiency of the production process.

This proactive approach to quality management is vital because it addresses problems before they escalate, ensuring that the final product meets quality standards. In contrast, final product readiness would only assess the outcome after production, product performance testing typically occurs after the product is complete, and market feedback analysis focuses on consumer responses post-launch. All these areas do not directly relate to the immediate identification of quality issues during the ongoing production process, which is the essence of In-Process inspections.