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What is the context for methods in a methodology
Introduction
A method in the Bona Iqiniso methodology refers to a practice or framework where a specific procedure or process is used to carry out a task or activity. It outlines the steps and actions required to achieve a particular goal or objective. Methods are often defined to ensure consistency and repeatability, allowing others to reproduce the results and verify the validity of the findings. Methods can also be adjusted or modified over time as new information is obtained, leading to improved outcomes. Methods also include everything that influences the outcome of the method, or how the method is performed.
The description of a method uses any reference model described in the qualitative techniques and quantitative techniques to achieve the goals set out for the method.
As such, Bona Iqiniso considers ‘practice’, ‘framework’, and ‘method’ to be synonyms.
For Bona Iqiniso, a method should describe:
| Rationale | Introduction |
| Advantages | |
| Disadvantages | |
| Conclusion | |
| Context (software testing reference model) | Life cycle (Life cycle reference model) |
| Influencers (Stakeholder reference model) | |
| Quality Needs (Quality reference model) | |
| Test Types | |
| Test Levels | |
| Test Environments | |
| Test Organization Processes | |
| Test Management Processes | |
| Dynamic Test Processes | |
| Supporting Processes Dependency to Business Domain Dependency to Application Board Dependency to Roadmap Dependency to ther processes | |
| Concept | Introduction |
| (repeated for every process mentioned in the context) | Process (Process Reference Model) |
| Implementation | Kaizen (continuous improvement reference model) |
| Customization (Quality assurance reference model) | |
| Visualization | |
| As-a-service | |
| Verification | Assessment (Assessment reference model) |
| Controls (Measurement reference model) | |
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