Talk:Software quality assurance analyst

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Usage of acronyms

The Three-letter acronym(TLA) "QMS" is not explained and used as if everyone knew what it means. It needs to be explained! My best guess is that it stands for Quality management system if so then the first appearance of that TLA should be replaced by the full name together with the link and in brackets the TLA, as shown above for TLA. And later it may be used als TLA or complete word. The same is true for "QA" does it stand for "Quality Analyst" or "Quality Assurance"? I would bet on the later but since the titel contains "Quality Analyst" I might be wrong? At least it is confusing and misleading if acronyms are not explained. --Do ut des (talk) 11:53, 21 February 2014 (UTC)[reply]