TRR

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Testing is expensive and time-consuming and uses highly trained personnel and specialised facilities and test equipment. Consequently, the Test Readiness Review is one of the major reviews that is used to avoid committing test and evaluation resources needlessly. The TRR can be used to demonstrate the readiness of configuration items to enter test and evaluation.
     To assess the readiness of a configuration item for test, the following is reviewed: Test and Evaluation Master Plan (TEMP); relevant test and evaluation procedures; formal and informal test results so far; supporting documentation such as operator and maintenance manuals; Development Specifications and Product Specifications; and appropriate support and test equipment; test facilities.

Other topics in our resources on Systems Engineering related to TRR include: 

Entry Criteria System Qualification Review (SQR) Preliminary Design Review (PDR)

Critical Design Review (CDR) Technical Reviews and Audits Plan (TRAP)

System Design Review (SDR) Exit Criteria System Requirements Review (SRR)

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