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Appendix F: Terms and Definitions <br />Test Environment <br />The Test Environment is a single server or dedicated virtual machine that holds all the components of the FusionRMS <br />solution. This includes the Slim Server, Desktop Image Server, Web Image Server, IIS and SQL Servers. The Test <br />Environment can be low in comparison to the Production Environment as there will be a small numberof users accessing <br />the system at a time. It is identical in versioning to the Production Environment, having the same operating system, <br />component versions, hotfix levels, etc. This ensures consistency in performance and testing of the solution. <br />The Test Environment will act as a test bed for the Client to execute User Acceptance Testing (UAT), solution verification <br />and continued solution management. Given that the records management solution is a business -critical application, TAB <br />highly recommends that the Test Environment be maintained by the Client through the entire lifetime of the solution, <br />allowing for the proofing and solutioning of future changes to the software. <br />Development Environment <br />A TAB hosted dedicated and secure environment in which TAB's technical team will perform the developmental and <br />configuration services prior to delivery to the Client. Similar to the Test Environment, it will be identical in versioning to <br />the Production Environment <br />Production Environment <br />The live technical environment integrated into the Client's business critical processes and systems. This is the <br />environment the userbase will connect to during operation of the business. <br />Readiness Checklist <br />A TAB authored list of solution dependent services and applications to be installed and configured by the Client prior to <br />engagement of TAB's technical team. By signing -off on this checklist, the Client confirms that the environment will meet <br />the needs of the FusionRMS solution and is properly prepared for TAB's team. TAB will of course be available to support <br />in the installation of non -TAB software but may need to engage in services outside the scope of the project described <br />here to do so. <br />LinkScript <br />A proprietary tool and scripting language inside the FusionRMS solution allowing for rule -based workflow logic to be <br />integrated into the solution. <br />Super User Training Session <br />TAB's training is structured to provide FusionRMS subject matter experts and power users inside the Client organization <br />with the knowledge to use FusionRMS and the features and enhancements described in this document. These trainings <br />are intended to allow the project leads to train the userbase in preparation of the user acceptance testing and for day <br />forward operation of the solution. <br />Functional Requirements <br />Detailed workflow -based needs of the software solution. These are typically the responsibility of the Client to describe <br />and detail. <br />Functional Specifications <br />The translation of the Functional Requirements into deliverable configurations for the software solution. This will be the <br />responsibility of TAB to describe. <br />User Acceptance Testing <br />Also called beta testing, application testing, and end user testing - is the phase of the project in which the software is <br />tested by the intended audience. <br />Page 19 of 19 <br />