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Peer, Audit, or Management, the types of reviews during software testing can be of different types. So, check out our following article and efficiently learn about the different types of reviews performed by the teams during or after software testing

Termed as the first stage of Software Testing Life Cycle, Software Verification helps ensure the precision of the end product by conducting a thorough software review, inspection, & evaluating documents, plans, requirements & specifications, to determine whether the software meets the specified requirements or not.

Formal Review is one of the important review techniques in Static testing. It helps in evaluating software's compatibility with specifications and more.

Audit & Inspection are two methods of software review and assessment that are frequently used by the Quality Assurance team to monitor the quality of the software product as well as to improve its effectiveness and performance. Therefore, to help you understand their significance in STLC here is a detailed comparison of the two.

Software development can be used to provide intranet portals, document & file management, collaboration, social networks, extra nets, websites, enterprise search, and business intelligence.

Software development can be used to provide intranet portals, document & file management, collaboration, social networks, extra nets, websites, enterprise search, and business intelligence.

Prepared after the completion of testing and Test Summary Report, Test Evaluation Report organizes and presents a summary analysis of the test results and methods of testing for review and assessment. It aims at providing all the necessary information regarding the software testing, for the benefit of the key stakeholders as well as for the developers.

Recently I have published an eBook for learning Software Testing and QTP Automation. One of review comments I got for this eBook is, Advantages of using Descriptive programming (DP)in QTP is missing in this eBook.

Peer review or testing is an efficient technique that adopts a collaborative approach to problem-solving. It helps to gain a better insight into a subject matter when one delves into the task performed by another.