An automated report needs to be refreshed as quickly as possible.

An automated report needs to be made reproducible.

An automated report needs to be tested to identify errors.

An automated report needs to be version-controlled across multiple collaborators.

An automated report needs to be runnable by all stakeholders.

Defects found versus defects expected

Tests run and tests passed

Test resources spent versus budget

Compliance to entry criteria

Product risks outstanding and new risks introduced

Sales and marketing refers to SCOR to improve demand generation.

Production and engineering uses SCOR best practices to design a new "make" process flow.

Distribution and logistics selects suppliers from the SCOR reference list.

Marketing and development incorporates SCOR Level I metrics for new product design.

minimizing transportation costs.

reducing inventory levels.

taking a systems approach.

implementing advanced technologies.

The test analyst should be able to use the reporting tools

The test analyst is responsible for supplying accurate information

The test analyst will contribute to the final report at the end of the testing

The test analyst should write final test reports objectively