Leave it to an investing company 'dUe DiLigAnCe' document to list the following requirement:

"Schema of computing infrastructure setups for development, testing, and production"

Ah yes, the highly technical and well-known term of "schema of computing infrastructure"

God I hate business people, so clueless

BRB going to start my own business and make real money. if these neanderthals are top investors, i can be too

scheme

skēm

noun

1. A systematic plan of action: synonym: plan.

2. A secret or devious plan; a plot.

3. An orderly plan or arrangement of related parts.

My guess is they want 3. That seems like a legit use of the word scheme.

In their defense, they were probably tasked with coming up with 'something' and guessed on what it means to have an architectural strategy. Our QA dept supports the business, not specific to IT, so they come up with bizarre, fancy-dancy worded 'requirements'.

I could probably submit a cake recipe and they wouldn't know the difference.

QA: "Flour? Sugar?...I see some numbers...gotta be something computer related...<PASS>"