AndyGoodyear
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Trouble is "The Business is composed of many entities - and those with the of "procurement" often don't see the reailities.
Web developers don't really "write programs" these days, they "paint screens" and apply enough rules/constraints to pass" User Acceptance Testing" (UAT).
The UAT scripts are based on specifications which are rarely fully descriptive, the authors generally assuming the "business rules" of the existing systems will be somehow automatically transposed to the new platform without the need for specifics.
Hey Serfty
This may be in Qantas' case but definitely not standard practice. The UAT scripts we use follow the end-to-end process using the new rules of new systems. They are written to be very descriptive ensuring that our employees can complete not just 'tasks' but the entire processes. An upgrade we are putting into our business right now, has had five months of UAT.
I think it is just poor management of the project from Qantas' side.