Wednesday, August 1, 2012

Test a Financial Rollout for process finessization

The word finess comes from Old English is to bring delicacy and dexterity to the process which is already sturdy, applause worthy but lacking some of the secrets for a continuously successful future.

To view the initiave from very high, 32000 feet above you see that the act is engaged to bring finess to the process of financial management. A bit of growth to harmonize and include the ends which are undergoing standalone pain and bring a complete harmonization to the process . This is essential for the organization to move ahead in spreading the mission and vision that it has carried with it all along.

Testing such a massive implementation can take months, years based on the scope. The ultimate aim for testing professionals is that during the process of testing in different ways no bug is retained in the system undetected post the release. The bugs that are found and agreed upon are generally considered as a by product of bad planning or bad execution decision and is absorbed in the product with the understanding that the bug will be fixed and released after some delibration.

The bug that goes undetected costs a lot in terms of the reputation of the team implementing the solution and the testing work done. It also makes the organization vulnerable to cyber attacks and generally demoralizes the entire team. The existence of a hidden pre-release bug is such results into lot of vanity and the cost of such a hard bug should be matched with the cost of testing