All -

I have a few questions related to Out of Box Audit processes - and the
definition of said processes.

1.) How do each of your organizations define "Out of Box Audit"?

2.) Does the definition vary depending on the product?  For example, at a
system level (computer, printer, etc) where one would possibly be sending
out 50 - 100 units, would the audit process differ from, say, a shipment of
a 1,000 commodity items such as modules?

3.) When performing audits, do you adhere to the standard 1.0 or .065 sample
table - or do a flat rate of say 15 - 25% of outgoing product?

4.) What process steps are included in the Out of Box Audit process?  Again,
does that depend on the outgoing product - or is the exact same system
instituted regardless of what the product is?


I appreciate your assistance.


Thanks,
Dacia

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