Answer / aswini k

Test Policy is at the top level in hierarchy of testing
documents. It gives the philosophy of testing (followed by)
in an organization.
Eg: IEEE829 is a standard for testing document.
If an organization has adopted IEEE829 as its standard,
Test Plan, Test Incident Report etc should now adhere to
IEEE829 standard.

So, it is the test policy of organization to follow IEEE829
standard.
Like this we have many other standards.

Answer / ranjith nair

Every Organisation will have their own policies.Just
likethat forevry organisations,the testing team orthe
department will follow some rules and regulations related
with the testing process.
For example->After completion of black box testing,and also
there is no high severity bugs found,can directly go to
Regression testing.(This is an example of a policy followed
by a company)

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