Software Testing Clause Samples

The Software Testing clause defines the requirements and procedures for evaluating the functionality, performance, and reliability of software before it is accepted or deployed. Typically, this clause outlines the types of tests to be conducted, the criteria for passing those tests, and the responsibilities of each party in the testing process. For example, it may specify that the vendor must perform unit and integration testing, while the client conducts user acceptance testing. The core function of this clause is to ensure that the delivered software meets agreed-upon standards and requirements, thereby reducing the risk of defects and misunderstandings between the parties.
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Software Testing. Upon completion of the installation of each Software module at all installation points, ORION will notify COUNTY in writing that ORION has completed the installation of said module, that such Software has been modified, as required, and that ORION has completed their testing, and that it is ready for acceptance testing by COUNTY (the "Software Acceptance Test"). COUNTY, with the cooperation and assistance of ORION, shall immediately commence conducting the Software Acceptance Test for each Software module. COUNTY shall have ten (10) business days to conduct the Software Acceptance Test for each software module, which test shall demonstrate to COUNTY's satisfaction that the software, as delivered and installed performs in compliance with the specifications. The Software module shall be deemed accepted at the expiration of the Software Acceptance Test unless it is rejected in writing, said writing stating the grounds for COUNTY's rejection and remedies for acceptance.
Software Testing. In the context of service computing, the trying of SLA-aware SBAs has been posed as a demanding job. Generally, testing
Software Testing. Upon Customer’s request and at Verizon’s discretion, Verizon will make reasonable efforts to make Verizon’s Customer Test Center (also known as the “CTC”) resources available to Customer for the purpose of testing CCAP manufacturer software prior to the implementation of such software. Customer understands that Verizon’s ability to control the implementation of any new CCAP manufacturer software release may be limited by rules established by the CCAP manufacturer software. Such additional CTC testing will be on a project basis and may be subject to additional fees for testing as well as result in delay of the software deployment.
Software Testing. During the term of this Agreement, Licensor shall adhere to the following Doublebyte Testing for all Licensed Products. In the event Dell changes third party vendors for testing purposes, Dell will provide Licensor reasonable of said charge. Requirements For Doublebyte Testing at XXCAL 7/16/99 Dell is implementing a new requirement for all Doublebyte language testing prior to submission to Dell development. The scope of this testing is limited, at this time, to all Multimedia devices. Dell has selected XXCAL, Inc. as the 3/rd/ party vendor to conduct this testing. All MM suppliers that sell product to Dell will now be required to submit and pay for testing at XXCAL. This testing will encompass all Doublebyte languages required in the business award. Below is a breakdown of those requirements: 1. All suppliers submitting to XXCAL will be given a discounted rate on hourly testing. 2. A generic test plan for each commodity will be provided by Dell and will be updated periodically to reflect changes in testing methodology and to enhance test coverage. 3. Japanese language testing will include functional and translational testing. All other languages will be tested for translation only. 4. All HTML testing will be limited to text translation only, testing for format and links will be done by Dell's Information Development.
Software Testing. The Software Testing Period ("STP") means the time period during which the Software listed in Paragraph 3.1 of Section II shall be subject to testing by Customer. The STP shall commence on the Software delivery date and end forty-five (45) days after the Live Date, at which time the STP shall be deemed to have been terminated unless HBOC has received written notice of noncompliance from Customer. In the event HBOC has received a notice of noncompliance before the end of said forty-five (45) day period, the STP shall continue on a day-by-day basis until the Software performs in accordance with the Documentation and Customer has had a reasonable period of time to test said corrections. The notice of noncompliance as described herein shall be prepared by Customer and shall include a written, reasonably detailed description of each deviation of the Software from the Documentation.
Software Testing. Systematic testing plays an important role in the quest for improved quality and reliability of software systems. Software testing, however, is often an error-prone, expensive, and time-consuming process. Estimates are that testing consumes 30–50% of the total software development costs. The tendency is that the effort spent on testing is still increasing due to the continuing quest for better software quality, and the ever growing size and complexity of systems. The situation is aggravated by the fact that the complexity of testing tends to grow faster than the complexity of the systems being tested, in the worst case even exponentially. Whereas development and construction methods for software allow the building of ever larger and more complex systems, there is a real danger that testing methods cannot keep pace with these construction and development methods. This may seriously hamper the development and testing of future generations of software systems.
Software Testing. ‌ 3.3.2.5.1 The Contractor shall support the Government in creating and executing test cases, generating truth data, analyzing test case results, and providing recommendations on results. All work shall be performed according to the NAWCAD WOLF policies (provided within each TO) utilizing in-house software, as well as Commercial Off-The-Shelf (COTS) automated software testing tools.
Software Testing. Upon Itron’s written request, DLC will provide Itron, at mutually agreeable times and during normal business hours, at no additional cost to Itron, with reasonable opportunity and cooperation to test any software on the Fixed Network that Itron is contemplating offering as a Software Release to be used in the Fixed Network in order to assess compatibility, effect on system speed and other effects of such software implementation on the Fixed Network.
Software Testing. The Contractor will prepare software releases and stages for testing, validation and acceptance in a test environment. The CDCR will perform testing for authorization to proceed prior to migration to production environment.
Software Testing. Customer may test the Software during the Software Test Period to ensure that it performs in material accordance with the functional specifications in the Documentation. If Customer provides notice to CHC during the Software Test Period of a reproduceable material nonconformity with the functional specifications in the Documentation, then the Software Test Period will be extended until CHC corrects the nonconformity. If CHC is unable to correct the nonconformity within 180 days of Customer’s notice, then either party may terminate the license for the impacted Software.