Answer / santoshnathan

Pallavi,

Project strategy is a high level document which
describes from scope&objective to training needs.But u don't
confuse about this.

test strategy is document which describes about the current
or working project.we call it as project strategy,which
explains the way of testing in efficent and effective manner.

otherwise, we call like this

Every company has their own policies like,some standard
teststrategy and testplans that should follow.
actually teststrategy will vary from project to project.if
companies works on similar projects they will follow one
standard teststrategy format.we call this as project strategy.

Answer / raghu

it is strategic document prepared which describes to
perform the project in an optimised efficient and effective
manner.

Answer / sravani

Project Strategy means its a high level document and also a
company level document.which is developed by the senior
manager/project manager.It defines "Test Approach".
Test Approach means mapping between the development stages
and testing issues.we all know the development stages like
Requirements Gathering,Analysis,Designing,Coding,Testing and
Maintenance.Testing issues like Ease to use ,Authorization
etc...Based on the Test policy we will prepared Test
Strategy/Project Strategy.In this the project strategy
defines some Components like Testing Objective,Business
Issues,Test Approach,Test Deliverable s,Roles and
Responsibilities,Risk and mitigation etc.. All these are
covered in Project strategy/Test Strategy..

Answer / sowjanya g

A test strategy is an outline that describes the testing portion of the software development cycle. It is created to inform project managers, testers, and developers about some key issues of the testing process. This includes the testing objective, methods of testing new functions, total time and resources required for the project, and the testing environment.

The test strategy describes how the product risks of the stakeholders are mitigated at the test-level, which types of test are to be performed, and which entry and exit criteria apply. (source: Wikipedia)

The test strategy is created based on development design documents.. It is written by the Test Manager or Lead.

The following are some of the components that the Test Strategy includes:

1 Test Levels. 2 Roles and Responsibilities. 3 Environment Requirements. 4 Testing Tools. 5 Risks and Mitigation. 6 Test Schedule. 7 Regression Test Approach. 8 Test Groups. 9 Test Priorities. 10 Test Status Collections and Reporting. 11 Test Records Maintenance. 12 Requirements traceability matrix. 13 Test Summary

Answer / pallavi

Thanks Raghu.
But if they ask me
what is your project strategy? then what will be the answer

Answer / shrikant

Every company has their own policies like,some standard
teststrategy and testplans that should follow.
actually teststrategy will vary from project to project.if
companies works on similar projects they will follow one
standard teststrategy format.we call this as project
strategy.

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