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what is Test Factor
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Answer / hiebe
test factors include:
correctness,
Authorization
File intergity
Audit trail
Continuity of processing
service lelves
acess control
compliance
reliability
ease of ues
maintainable
Portable
coupling
performance
ease of operations
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Answer / rajni gupta
In designing a test strategy,the risk factors become the
basis or objective of testing.The risk associated with
testing is called 'test factors'.
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Answer / rik teuben
Testfactor is a dutch training program developed by a group
of experienced and trained test professionals. The training
is provided by the dutch organisation VX Company and
Kloosterwegen. Testfactor improves the effectiveness of
software testing groups in five steps:
1: Clarify personal- and common shared values in a
projectgroup(related to software testing).
2. Optimise the effectiveness of communnication and
arguments
3. Improve personal effectiveness
4. practical assessment
5. Set up the Test professional Effectiveness Plan for the
group of softwaretesters.
The course takes about five working days, scattered over 5
months. rteuben"at"vxcompany.com or by phone on 0031 6 52
59 71 78
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Answer / raju
Risk or issue that needs to be addressed as a part of the test stratedy
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