During the execution phase of a software development project, the testing team discovers several software anomalies that could impact the project's deliverables. As the project manager, which tool should you use to document and monitor these software problems to ensure they are addressed?
A Defect log is specifically designed to document and track defects or bugs identified in project deliverables, particularly in software development projects. It allows the project team to monitor the status of each defect from identification to resolution, ensuring timely fixes. While an Issue log is used to capture and manage general project issues, concerns, or questions that may arise, it is not specifically tailored for tracking software defects. A Risk register documents potential project risks and their mitigation strategies, and a Change log records approved changes to the project scope or plan.
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