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Figura A.1
Auditoria de procesos medulares: sub-procesos de innovación
Figura A. 2
Patrones de relación proveedor–cliente en el diseño
y desarrollo de partes para la industria automotriz
Figura A.3
Fases de la Planificación Avanzada de la Calidad del Producto (APQP)
