We're going to discuss pre-release activities which include implementing the actual testing process, the actual conductive test, and the variations of the test that will be employed at this stage. Now, this part of the process consists of all actions taken throughout the design, development, and testing process to determine if the product is actually ready for release and thus deployment.

The testing process began with the concept definition and design phases. It ran then in parallel with the development stages with increasing depth and sophistication. The object has been to assure that the conceived product has proceeded in alignment with the planned design or plan design as modified by changes found along the way, yet still performs as intended throughout each stage and through each progressing stage. The process also continues to be employed over all changes that follow production release to ensure that the performance and consistency are also maintained.

Now in the pre-release activities, we have to consider that part of the overall master testing plan and the tests that make it up should include selections made by and agreed to by both customer and by the builder to ensure that the technical construction aspects of the builder and the functional desired effects of the customer are given proper waiting and consideration.

Now the combination assures that real-world and test bench cases are examined in proportion and with validation of both. The procedures, the definitions, and the criteria for interpretation would also be decided early on, and then reviewed and adapted as warranted by the project or product evolution, including all the changes that take place along its timeline. Overall, the objective is to ensure that the final product appropriately meets the requirements of the product's intended use in the target environment and not only the more sanitary cases found in the testing environment itself.