can any tell me wht is difference between Quality
Assurance, Quality Analysist? QA stands for Quality
Assurance or Quality analysist?
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Answer / penisetty
In very Simple manner we can say Quality Assurance :-
verify all the documentations and Requirements.
In very Simple manner we can say Quality analysis: - Looks
for the Standards and Quality we are followed and Analyzing
about the software and Hardware what are the Issues may
comes in Feature. Solving the Issues based on Analysis.
This will comes ANALYSIS. I HOPE UR ALL MAY CLEAR ABOUT
THIS.
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Answer / pavan.l
qu stands for quality assurance they will mainly concentrate
on the process ,i.e.,qu monitoring each & every role whether
they r doing the work according to the company guidelines or
not .
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