Requirements/Scope document created and signed off by management. Unit testing has been completed. Product available and running in test environment. Test Strategy created and signed off by management. Critical Failure Guidelines that determine the point at which a failure is deemed to be critical and testing will stop. A defect is not necessarily a critical failure. A critical failure is a defect or issue so severe that there is no point in continuing. Example: The Critical Failure controls are: System cannot be installed (critical). System cannot be accessed (critical). Resumption Guidelines that determine the point at which testing can resume after resolution of a critical failure. Resumption controls are: Failure resolved and new release moved to test environment by development. Completion Guidelines that must be met for testing to be considered complete. Completion controls are: All high priority defects/issues have been resolved. All defects/issues with been reported and addressed in some manner. Once all testing has been completed, QA will issue a QA Results Memo to all involved parties. The memo will briefly describe the overall testing that was done, any open defects/issues with their severity and the final status of the testing (accepted, conditionally accepted, or not accepted for production). 5. OPEN ISSUES This section provides the location of the team’s issue log and instruction on how issues are managed and resolved. 6. APPROVALS
Requirements/Scope document created and signed off by management. Unit testing has been completed. Product available and running in test environment. Test Strategy created and signed off by management. Critical Failure Guidelines that determine the point at which a failure is deemed to be critical and testing will stop. A defect is not necessarily a critical failure. A critical failure is a defect or issue so severe that there is no point in continuing. Example: The Critical Failure controls are: System cannot be installed (critical). System cannot be accessed (critical). Resumption Guidelines that determine the point at which testing can resume after resolution of a critical failure. Resumption controls are: Failure resolved and new release moved to test environment by development. Completion Guidelines that must be met for testing to be considered complete. Completion controls are: All high priority defects/issues have been resolved. All defects/issues with been reported and addressed in some manner. Once all testing has been completed, QA will issue a QA Results Memo to all involved parties. The memo will briefly describe the overall testing that was done, any open defects/issues with their severity and the final status of the testing (accepted, conditionally accepted, or not accepted for production). 5. OPEN ISSUES This section provides the location of the team’s issue log and instruction on how issues are managed and resolved. 6. APPROVALS
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