Test managers must know which standards are relevant for the product under test or for the (test) process and need to ensure compliance, if necessary through audits.
Categorized by increasing general validity and applicability, there are corporate standards, best practices, technical specifications, domain-specific standards, and generally applicable standards.
Domain-specific standards and generally applicable standards define generally recognized codes of practice and form the framework within which projects are performed. They promote consistency of products and processes and constitute the minimal requirements for professional work.
We can distinguish between terminology and contractual standards, process standards, product and documentation standards, and methods and engineering standards.
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