FTR,SQA,ISO QUALITY STANDARDS
Formal Technical Review (FTR) in Software Engineering Formal Technical Review (FTR) is a software quality control activity performed by software engineers. It is an organized, methodical procedure for assessing and raising the standard of any technical paper, including software objects. Finding flaws, making sure standards are followed, and improving the product or document under review’s overall quality are the main objectives of a formal technical review (FTR). Although FTRs are frequently utilized in software development, other technical fields can also employ the concept. Objectives of formal technical review (FTR) Detect Identification: Identify defects in technical objects by finding and fixing mistakes, inconsistencies, and deviations. Quality Assurance: To ensure high-quality deliverables, and confirm compliance with project specifications and standards. Risk Mitigation: To stop risks from getting worse, proactively identify and manage possible threats. Kn...