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Answer Posted / mstapps
User Acceptance Testing ( UAT ) is a process of
obtainsAcceptance from a users (clients ), UAT is one of
the final stages of a project and after accurs before a
client.
Means, in the implementation process we have a
process called adaption and learning at this stage we (
Functional consultant) need to give athe training to the
end users of the client and we need to get acceptance from
them.
thanx
mstapps
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