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What does "error prevention in general" mean? This
means all measures which are not directed at only a specific result, but
have a more global significance, e.g.:
- Definition of uniform project standards
(standard distribution lists, document templates, programming
conventions, use of tools, design methods, modelling methods, technical
notations, etc.).
- Performance of systematic risk analyses.
- Project-specific preventive and corrective
measures (e.g. brief analysis of the errors after every
review; termination or kick-off meetings for each phase, etc.).
- Performance of general or specific training
measures (e.g. courses in review technique, database
design, etc.).
- Measures which support communication and
teambuilding on a general level (e.g. regular project
meetings, which also include a "social" component; possible project
coaching by experts trained in psychology, etc.).
- Analysis of error causes (e.g. in the form
of an external error cause analysis following completion of a release in
order to derive conclusions for the next release).
These measures must be documented in the QA plan and checked for
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