1.

Testing Introduction
testing is nothing but an art of investigating software to ensure that its quality under
test is in line with the requirement of the client. Software testing is carried out in a
systematic manner with the intent of finding defects in a system. It is required for
evaluating the system. As the technology is advancing we see that everything is
getting digitized.

2. Product Development
The creation of products with new or different characteristics that offer new or additional
benefits to the customer.
Product development may involve modification of an existing product or its presentation, or
formulation of an entirely new product that satisfies a newly defined customer want or market
niche.

3. Rapid Growth Demand

4. An increase in the demand for a particular product or service over time. Market growth can
be slow if consumers do not adopt a high demand or rapid if consumers find the product or
service useful for the price level. For example, a new technology might only be marketable to
a small set of consumers, but as the price of the technology decreases and its usefulness in
every day life increases, more consumers could increase demand.

5. Steady state Demand

Steady-state demand is the constant demand, at all times and without
interruption, on the availability of system resources. It exists even when users are
not logged in to IBM Tivoli Enterprise Portal Server. Here are some examples of
jobs and processes that cause steady-state demand:
 Background collectors
 Historical collection
 Auto-started situations
 Policies
You can reduce steady-state demand:
 By distinguishing between critical and noncritical thresholds
 By disabling data collection for noncritical resources
 By tuning thresholds
 By configuring data collection intervals

6. Phase-Out
You use this process to model the discontinuation of end products to set how one product
replaces another. You can define introductory periods for specific products and allow an overlap
between the two products to allow stocks of the product to be discontinued to be reduced. Both
products are compounded within one product group.