Morse realized early on that he was incapable of handling the business end of the telegraph and hired Amos Kendall, a former Postmaster General and a member of Andrew Jacksonâs âKitchen Cabinet,â to manage his business affairs. By 1848 Morse had consolidated the partnership to four members.
Performance test reporting is the process of presenting results data that will support key technological and business decisions. The key to creating effective reports is to consider the audience of the data before determining how best to present the data.
Performance Qualifications are a collection of test cases used to verify that a system performs as expected under simulated real-world conditions. The performance qualification tests requirements defined in the User Requirements Specification (or possibly the Functional Requirements Specification). Sometimes the performance qualification is performed by power users as the system is being released. Depending on your needs and the complexity of the system, Performance Qualification can be combined with Installation Qualification or Operational Qualification. Performance Qualifications should be approved before protocol execution. A copy of the unexecuted protocol should be kept in the validation package.