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Showing posts with label quality acceptance criteria. Show all posts
Showing posts with label quality acceptance criteria. Show all posts
01 February 2021

📦Data Migrations (DM): Quality Assurance (Part V: Quality Acceptance Criteria V)

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Efficiency  Efficiency is the degree to which a solution uses the hardware (storage, network) and other organizational resources to fulfill...

📦Data Migrations (DM): Quality Assurance (Part IV: Quality Acceptance Criteria IV)

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Data Migrations Series Reliability Reliability is the degree to which a solution performs its intended functions under stated conditions wi...

📦Data Migrations (DM): Quality Assurance (Part III: Quality Acceptance Criteria III)

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Data Migrations Series Repeatability Repeatability is the degree with which a DM can be repeated and obtain consistent results between repe...

📦Data Migrations (DM): Quality Assurance (Part II: Quality Acceptance Criteria II)

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Data Migrations Series Auditability Auditability is the degree to which the solution allows checking the data for their accuracy, or for th...

📦Data Migrations (DM): Quality Assurance (Part I: Quality Acceptance Criteria I)

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Data Migrations Series Introduction When designing a Data Migration (DM), respectively any software solution, it’s important to take invento...
15 June 2020

𖣯Strategic Management: Strategy Design (Part VIII: Quality Acceptance Criteria for Strategies and Concepts)

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Quality acceptance criteria for concept documents in general, and for strategies in particular, are not straightforward for all, behind th...
08 July 2019

🧱IT: Resilience (Definitions)

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"The ability to cope with adversity and recover quickly from setbacks." (PMI, "Navigating Complexity: A Practice Guide",...
26 December 2013

🚧Project Management: Laws (Just the Quotes)

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"Nothing will ever be attempted if all possible objections must first be overcome." (Samuel Johnson, 1759) "Remember, if you ...
14 February 2007

🌁Software Engineering: Reliability (Definitions)

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"[...] the characteristic of an information infrastructure to store and retrieve information in an accessible, secure, maintainable, an...
12 February 2007

🌁Software Engineering: Usability (Definitions)

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"The ease with which a user can  learn to operate, prepare inputs for, and  interpret outputs of a system or component." (IEEE, ...
10 February 2007

🌁Software Engineering: Trustworthiness (Definitions)

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"Having reliable, appropriate, and validated levels of security." (Mark Rhodes-Ousley, "Information Security: The Complete Re...