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A focus on customers should help any organization improve. Satisfy the customer and success will follow, or so the thinking goes. And it makes sense. Without customers, the best product or service is irrelevant.
Quality cops and the quality patrol. These are just two of the many names quality managers and technicians have been called over the past 70-plus years.