Review Team

Definition

Review Team

a team that meets to perform one or more reviews during the course of an endeavor

Classification

As illustrated in the preceding figure, Review Team is part of the following inheritance hierarchy:

• Type: Concrete
• Superclass: Engineering Team
• Subclasses:
  • None

Responsibilities

The typical team-specific responsibilities of a Review Team are to:

• Review the work products produced since the previous review.

A review team typically inherits the general team responsibilities from the team process component.

Roles

A review team typically consists of one or more persons that played each of the following roles (as appropriate) during the endeavor:

• External Roles:
  • Customer Representative(s)
  • Partner Representative(s)
  • Subcontractor Representative(s)
  • Vendor Representative(s)
  • User Representatives(s)
• Internal Roles:
  • Configuration Manager
  • Contact Center Manager
  • Data Center Manager
  • Quality Engineer
  • Program Manager
  • Project Manager
  • Requirements Engineer
  • Reuse Center Manager
  • Scheduler
  • Security Engineer
  • System Architect
  • Technical Leader
  • Technical Writer
  • Test Engineer (a.k.a., tester)

Tasks

A review team typically performs the following team-specific tasks an incremental, iterative, parallel, and time-boxed manner:

• Quality Engineering:
  • Quality Assurance - Business Strategy Review
  • Quality Assurance - Initiation Review
  • Quality Assurance - Construction Review
  • Quality Assurance - Delivery Review
  • Quality Assurance - Retirement Review
  • Quality Assurance - In-Progress Review

An endeavor debrief team typically inherits the common team tasks from the team process component.

Work Products

A review team typically produces all or part of the following work products:

• Quality Set:
  • Review Report

Guidelines

• The scope of this team includes all aspects of the endeavor including producers, work units, work products, stages, and languages.
• This team usually has a very short duration of only at most a few days due to its limited objectives and large size.
• A review team typically inherits the common team guidelines from the team process component.