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what is the difference between system integrated testing
and integrated system testing?
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Answer Posted / nuve1284
system integrated testing :testing performed while
integrating individual modules of a particular system
integrated system testing: if the applications interracts
with other third party application then testing is done to
make sure it works with other systems integration as well
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