Improvement in Quality Directly Leads to Improved Productivity Improved quality does not mean more inspection, testing, sorting and rejection but improving the processes related to product development. All products are the Outcome Of processes, and good processes must be capable of producing good product at the first instance. This approach reduces frustration, rejection, rework, inspection, and Improves quality and Customer satisfaction. As this hidden factory producing scrap and wastage stops working, productivity and efficiency improves. Thus, quality products must give more profitability to the supplier and is a cheaper option for the customer.