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which comes first test strategy or test plan?
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Answer / pramodh
Test strategy comes first. It is company level
document.Test plan is a project level document.
I will give some more information about documents
the sequence of deliverables(documents)
1) Test policy-----company level
2)Test strategy-----company level
3)Test methodology----project level
4)Test plan-----project level
5)Test case
6)Test procedure
7)Test case
8)Defect report
9)Final summary report
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Answer / guest
Test strategy comes first ans this is the high level
document.... and approach for the testing starts from test
strategy and then based on this the test lead prepares the
test plan....
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Answer / karthik
Test strategy comes first ans this is the high level
document.... and approach for the testing starts from test
strategy and then based on this the test lead prepares the
test plan....
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