A Review of Software Quality Models: A Comprehensive Analysis
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Software Quality Models, CMMI, Software Process Improvement, International StandardsAbstract
Software quality is a critical factor in ensuring the success of software projects. Numerous software quality models have been proposed and developed to assess and improve the quality of software products. This article presents a comprehensive review of various software quality models, examining their key concepts, methodologies, strengths, and limitations. The objective is to provide a valuable resource for researchers, practitioners, and decision-makers in the software development industry to make informed decisions about selecting and implementing appropriate software quality models.
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