What Is a Golden Sample and Why Must You Lock It Before Mass Production Starts?
My purchasing agent told me that a "sealed golden sample" was needed before mass production, but I didn't quite understand what this was and why it was important. I've confirmed a perfect trial sample, isn't that enough?
He said the golden samples are the official benchmark for quality inspections by quality inspectors. If I don't seal up the physical samples in the factory, workers may gradually deviate from the design I have approved and make modifications over time.
I have two questions: How to properly seal and keep the "golden samples"? In addition, what is the difference between a prototype, a confirmation sample and a "golden sample"?