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Software Quality Assurance Plans
The purpose of a Software Quality Assurance Plan is to define the techniques, procedures, and methodologies that are used to assure timely delivery of the software that meets specified requirements within project resources. The plan identifies the documentation governing the development, verification and validation use and maintenance of the software. The plan lists the documents audited for accuracy and identifies the criteria by which validation is confirmed. W. L. Reid & Associates produce quality assurance plans that assure the software development and control processes described in the project management plan are correctly carried out and that the project's procedures and standards are followed. Our products meet industry standard and list all sections needed to meet compliance to industry standard. Activities of the quality assurance process are described and states specific task that are performed. It also shows the relationships between the tasks and the planned major checkpoints. Our plans state how the documentation is checked for adequacy and includes the criteria by which the adequacy of each document is confirmed. It also identifies the audit that was undertaken in the tasks. Our quality assurance plans show the relationships to other management and assurance activities. It assures all software management activities are performed in accordance with the corresponding plans, standards and procedures. It describes the role of the quality assurance process in reviews, inspections, and walkthroughs. It states the objectives in monitoring software testing. Based on the background of the staff, the information retrieved from the team members are understood and accurately portrayed in the document.
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