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+1  Q: 

Software Testing

After completion of the testing process in a software product, there is no defect.. then what is our next step??

+6  A: 
  1. Ship it
  2. Profit
troelskn  2010-09-22 10:49:54
Not to mention moving on, and identifying if one can continue milking the cow, or start a new product.
Arafangion  2010-09-22 11:04:00
A: 
  1. Product Release
  2. Revenue
Prashant Vadher  2010-10-26 08:29:31
+1  A: 

You never can say without lying "There is no defect", you just can say "No defect has been revealed by our testing process".

Your next step is to prepare the shipping. This involves:

  • write user's manuals and software reference documents
  • create a payment service for shipping your product and receiving money
  • create a customer service for handling feature requests and bug reports
  • write v2.0 and V1.xx in parallel
mouviciel  2010-10-26 08:58:38

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