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Answer Posted / srinu nugula
UAT Stands of User Acceptance Test,it is last phase(production) in AIM methodology.In UAT consultant
providing training(or testing) some days to users before going to live project, in this secession consultant providing
solution for any doubts of users.consultant ready to go for
live, when users may tell us their accept on product work perfectly. That's why it is called as user acceptance test
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