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what is the difference between test strategy and test
methodology?
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Answer / jagan
Test Strategy: nothing but how to achieve the goal,it is
company level document and developed by quality analyst people
(project manager level)test strategy document defines
testing approach (v-model)to be followed by testing team
Test methodology:project manager level this document
approach for distinct of tradition project or outsourcing or
maintain project.
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Answer / guest
Test strategy is a company level document. It is developed
by quality analyst.
test methodlogy there are 2 types 1. white box testing.
2. blackbox testing.
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Answer / softwaretester4u
test stategy is the document includes test metholdologies
and levels and more .
pls clarify me if wrong
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