Many people think that Quality Assurance is just testing and it is easy and straightforward and that anyone can do it. Testing most certainly is an integral part of the Quality Assurance Process and to excel you must have a thorough knowledge of the How-To’s of testing.  Well, you can’t accurately test without requirements. Testing and requirements are closely related. Sometimes automatically generating tests directly from requirements helps solve those problems.

A Best Practice provides a clear description of a set of procedures and guidelines, that when practically applied to an operation brings the business on clear advantage. Remember following four points and you are on course to best quality assurance practices:-

• Clearly State the Objective – Many organizations creates test plans and assumes that testing is over when every single test condition passes their expected results. In reality, this is a very difficult bar to meet. Often, some