Comments on: Performance Testing and its Benefits http://martinspier.co.uk/performance-testing-benefits?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=performance-testing-benefits Engineer. Investor. Project Management Padawan. Technophile. Web 2.0 Addicted. Productivity Enthusiast. GTD Buff. Electronic Music Lover & Part-Time DJ. Wed, 29 Feb 2012 17:14:48 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Martinhttp://martinspier.co.uk/performance-testing-benefits/comment-page-1#comment-1670 Martin Wed, 29 Feb 2012 17:14:48 +0000 http://e-mojo.net/martin_spier/?p=269#comment-1670 Hi senthilkumar, I can definitely help, just need to understand exactly what you need. From what I understood, you want to know what to cover on your proposal. Well, there are tons of different ways of writing a proposal. What I usually include is: <ul> <li>basic information (author information, client information, dates, etc)</li> <li>description of the proposal (describing what the proposal will cover)</li> <li>objective (this is what you want to achieve and broadly how)</li> <li>justification (why is this important for the client)</li> <li>activities and methodologies (describe the process and high level tasks)</li> <li>success factors (what you need from the client to be successful)</li> <li>restrictions (what you are not willing to do)</li> <li>assumptions (things you are assuming as true)</li> <li>exclusions (what is out of scope)</li> <li>deliveries (what you will deliver at each phase)</li> <li>budget (what you will do and at what price, or price/hour. also include how it will be paid and how much you will charge for anything extra)</li>milestones (dates based on your draft schedule) </ul> This template usually worked very well and avoided lots of headaches. Cheers, Martin Hi senthilkumar,
I can definitely help, just need to understand exactly what you need. From what I understood, you want to know what to cover on your proposal. Well, there are tons of different ways of writing a proposal. What I usually include is:

  • basic information (author information, client information, dates, etc)
  • description of the proposal (describing what the proposal will cover)
  • objective (this is what you want to achieve and broadly how)
  • justification (why is this important for the client)
  • activities and methodologies (describe the process and high level tasks)
  • success factors (what you need from the client to be successful)
  • restrictions (what you are not willing to do)
  • assumptions (things you are assuming as true)
  • exclusions (what is out of scope)
  • deliveries (what you will deliver at each phase)
  • budget (what you will do and at what price, or price/hour. also include how it will be paid and how much you will charge for anything extra)

    • milestones (dates based on your draft schedule)

This template usually worked very well and avoided lots of headaches.

Cheers,
Martin

]]> By: senthilkumarhttp://martinspier.co.uk/performance-testing-benefits/comment-page-1#comment-1668 senthilkumar Wed, 29 Feb 2012 04:38:54 +0000 http://e-mojo.net/martin_spier/?p=269#comment-1668 Hi, Thanks a lot its really nicely written. I need to prepare proposal document for Performance Test for an application , Can you help me what are the scenario I need to cover ?? Thanks, Senthil Hi,
Thanks a lot its really nicely written. I need to prepare proposal document for Performance Test for an application , Can you help me what are the scenario I need to cover ??

Thanks,
Senthil

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