What is not a task associated with TCS Quality Audit System (TQAS)?

The TCS Quality Audit System (TQAS) is specifically designed to enhance and maintain the quality of projects through audits and assessments. Each task that is inherently associated with TQAS involves evaluating and ensuring adherence to defined quality standards within project management.

When considering the first task, storing project delivery procedures is fundamental for documenting processes, but it doesn't fit within the auditing scope of TQAS. Instead, TQAS focuses more on assessing and auditing those processes rather than merely archiving them.

The second task, handling the customer management process, is also not typically a direct function of TQAS. While understanding customer requirements and feedback is essential, TQAS primarily targets the internal processes and compliance with quality standards, rather than directly managing customer interactions.

The third task, managing project management reviews and audits, aligns well with the purpose of TQAS. However, stating "handling" in this context implies a broader set of responsibilities that go beyond auditing, which may not directly correspond to the system's focus on evaluation and compliance checks.

Since none of these tasks directly correlate with the primary responsibilities of TQAS, the correct response concludes that all of them do not align with TQAS's specific functions, validating the choice of "All of