This book investigates how quality assurance is conceptualized and implemented within creative fields. It draws on empirical evidence from practice to explore the unique challenges and opportunities present in disciplines where subjective judgment and innovation are paramount. The work aims to bridge the gap between traditional quality management frameworks and the specific demands of creative work, offering insights for practitioners and academics alike.

The book is likely to be of interest to professionals and academics working in fields where quality is defined by subjective criteria and innovation. Its focus on empirical evidence from practice suggests a grounded approach to understanding the complexities of quality assurance in creative industries. The work appears to offer practical insights for improving processes and fostering a better understanding of quality within these often-unconventional work environments.