Defects in early software development products, e.g., design specifications, can have a major impact on product quality. Analytical quality assurance methods, like Software Inspections and Testing are common practices for detecting non-conformities in software products. Often, these quality assurance (QA) activities are not seen as integral part of software construction process but rather as ti...

The need to rapidly deliver high quality software that meets the changing needs of stakeholders has driven the definition of methods, including Agile and Software Product Line approaches. Although many of the goals of such approaches are similar, they appear to differ significantly in principles and practices. The purpose of this work is to compare Agile and Software Product line approaches fro...

Application Note Technological advances in analytical instrumentation and computing systems have allowed many industries to better monitor and control business critical processes. This has enabled proactive, not reactive approaches to real-time quality assurance and product release. Until the advent of QbD and subsequent PAT initiatives, pharmaceutical and related industries were not fully equi...

Software quality management has to effectively deploy resources for quality assurance activities in order to reflect the achieved product quality. Therefore, quality managers should exploit their creative freedom to direct their courses of action within the economic constraints. We present a method-based approach for better effectiveness. The product riskand valuebased method is applicable in t...

Successful improvement of the development process and product quality assurance should take advantages of complementary use of both quantitative and qualitative methods. In the paper, experience of such integrated activities during students quality lab is presented.

In this paper, we describe an approach of software product line testing which is based on formal specifications of the desired properties. In a software product line, common behaviours are maintained at subsequent levels of the product development. Commonalities among products arise from the reuse of parts of the software. It is unclear, however, in which way test cases for one product can be r...

Quality assurance is an implied concept inherent in every consumer's purchase of a product or service. In laboratory testing, quality assurance encompasses preanalytic (sampling, transport, and handling prior to testing), analytic (measurement), and postanalytic (reporting and interpretation) factors. Quality-assurance programs require that procedures are in place to detect errors in all 3 comp...

to determine the coverage rate, timeliness and quality of ante-natal care in rural areas under the coverage of health houses in west azerbaijan province, 30 health houses (hh) were randomly selected out of 731 hh in the province. in each hh, using the method of lot quality assurance sampling (lqas) 28 women having recently born babies was selected. data were collected using check-list for facil...

Verification and Validation (V&V) is a series of activities ,technical and managerial ,which performed by system tester not the system developer in order to improve the system quality ,system reliability and assure that product satisfies the users operational needs. Verification is the assurance that the products of a particular development phase are consistent with the requirements of that pha...

In Germany, the Disinfectants Commission of the Association for Applied Hygiene (VAH) ensures that the user can avail of procedures that meet the stipulated quality requirements. These requirements are based on the tried and tested standard methods of the German Society of Hygiene and Microbiology (DGHM) as well as on European standards. They take account of the different requirements dictated ...