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Scenario: 2
Reviews
A software development organization wants to introduce some specific improvements to its
test process. Currently, most of their testing resources are focussedon system testing. They
are developing embedded software, and do not have a simulation environment to enable
them toexecute software modules on the development host. They have been advised that
introducing inspections and reviews could be the most appropriate step forward.
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The introduction of reviews and inspections has often failed as a process improvement
action. Identify the THREE most important measures that should be taken to reduce the risk
that this test process improvement will fail.

A.
Process ownership and experienced moderators who drive the inspection process.

B.
Management support

C.
Training of those involved

D.
The availability of stands and processes

E.
Usage of a more traditional software development lifecycle

F.
Alignment with software process improvement

G.
Using a reference model, e.g. TMMi