Answer Posted / mahindra v
Test Strategy is an high-level test approach where it
provides a framework for all testing activities of a
Project. It defines the preliminary test scope, objectives
and test approach for a Project.
This Test Strategy defines the overall guiding principles
for all phases of testing that form part of a project and
describe how the development, test teams and Customer
groups will interrelate.
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