Feed forward control
Feed forward control prevents problems because it takes place before the actual activity. For instance, when McDonald’s opened its first restaurant in Moscow, it sent company quality control experts to help Russian farmers learn techniques for growing high-quality potatoes and to help bakers learn process for baking high-quality breads.
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