An organization's process for evaluating the quality systems of key suppliers in an effort to eliminate incoming inspections can be referred to as:
A)Quality Systems Certification
B)Supply Management
C)Supplier Inspection
D)Supplier Certification

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The process described in the question is commonly known as Supplier Certification, where an organization evaluates the quality systems of its key suppliers to ensure that they meet certain quality standards and can be trusted to consistently deliver high-quality products or services. The ultimate goal of this process is to eliminate or minimize the need for incoming inspections, as the organization can rely on the quality systems of its certified suppliers to maintain consistent quality levels. Quality Systems Certification (A) refers to the certification of an organization's own quality systems, while Supply Management (B) and Supplier Inspection (C) are broader terms that do not specifically refer to the certification process described in the question.

An Organization's Process for Evaluating the Quality Systems of Key