what is impact analysis
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Answer / ravikanth
The result of analysis is a business impact analysis
report, which describes the potential risks specific to the
organization studied. One of the basic assumptions behind
BIA is that every component of the organization is reliant
upon the continued functioning of every other component,
but that some are more crucial than others and require a
greater allocation of funds in the wake of a disaster. For
example, a business may be able to continue more or less
normally if the cafeteria has to close, but would come to a
complete halt if the information system crashes.
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Answer / nushar
Impact Analysis in QA is a document which contains the
details of the analysis done by the development team for
other parties say business, testers, stakeholders etc. It
can be written by team other developers. IA document
contains revision history of the document, Author and other
related details, assumptions, impacted applications,
impacted area of the application which will have
modifications and type of modifications, Risks involved,
data dependencies, other dependencies and all other details
which will have impact due to the changed or new piece of
code. It will not contain detailed code changes but the
high level functional changes.
Eg. Suppose there is a new link being added on a page. Than
the IA document will contain change revision history,
Application impacted, Assumptions such as the link will
appear only for the existing user or new user etc,
screenshot of the page where link will appear, format of
the link, which page will be displayed when link is
clicked, dependencies if any, risks etc etc etc
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