Informal Review Vs Formal Review

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Sl.No	Informal Review	Formal Review
1	Conducted on an as-needed I.e. Informal agenda	Conducted at the end of each life cycle phase I.e. Formal Agenda
2	The date and the time of the agenda for the Informal Review will not be addressed in the Project Plan	The agenda for the formal review must be addressed in the Project Plan
3	The developer chooses a review panel and provides and/or presents the material to be reviewed	The acquirer of the software appoints the formal review panel or board, who may make or affect a go/no-go decision to proceed to the next step of the life cycle.
4	The material may be as informal as a computer listing or hand-written documentation.	The material must be well prepared.   Ex Formal reviews include the Software Requirements Review, the Software Preliminary Design Review, the Software Critical Design Review, and the Software Test Readiness Review.

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Tags: Agenda, Audits, Documentation, Project Plan, Review, Review Techniques