AL AiN IT CONSULTANTS recently concluded a successful workshop at the Bengkel Pemurnian BRS JKR SKALA 2.0. The event focused on enhancing awareness and understanding of Independent Verification & Validation (IV&V) processes for the SKALA 2.0 project team.
Presenters and Highlights:
1. Shah: Introduction to IV&V
- Shah provided a comprehensive introduction to IV&V, highlighting its importance in ensuring project quality and adherence to requirements. The session clarified the role of IV&V as an essential part of project success, with participants gaining clear insights into its practical application.
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Mr Shah, during presentation.
2. Hairul: QG1 & QG2, Document Review, and Communication Plans
- Hairul covered Quality Gates 1 and 2, explaining key deliverables and milestones. His discussion on the document review process provided practical methods for improving accuracy and efficiency.
- Participants also received IV&V templates designed to streamline procedures, along with communication plans for better team coordination and interaction.
3. Afiq: QG3, QG4, and Performance Testing
- Afiq’s session on Quality Gates 3 and 4 outlined what to monitor in the later project stages.
- The performance testing segment was particularly well-received, as it covered tools and techniques necessary for assessing and ensuring project standards before completion.
Outcomes and Feedback
- Attendees left with a better understanding of IV&V roles and responsibilities, equipped with actionable insights to drive project success.
- The sessions on document review and communication plans were appreciated for their practical applicability.
- Participants expressed a positive response towards the performance testing discussion, noting its relevance in maintaining high project standards.
The collective expertise of Shah, Hairul, and Afiq provided valuable knowledge to the SKALA 2.0 project team, helping them align closely with project goals. This workshop has set a solid foundation for future collaborations and improved project methodologies.
