Business to consumer m-commerce services are here to stay. Their specifics, as software artifacts, indicate that they are primarily and most importantly user-driven; as such user perceived quality assessment should be an integral part of their design process. Mobile design processes still lack a formal and systematic quality control method. This paper explores m-commerce quality attributes usin...

Mobile commerce is nowadays a continuously growing area, driving the need for advances in both the network characteristics and infrastructure, as well as in the available mobile devices used. The same need requires the development of quality software applications to facilitate and service m-commerce activities. This paper focuses on aspects of software quality for m-commerce services and applic...

Software producing organizations are increasingly using model driven development platforms to improve software quality and developer productivity. Software architects, however, need to decide whether the platform generates code (that might be compiled) or if the model is immediately interpreted by an interpreter embedded in the application. Presently, there is no clear guidance that enables arc...

The aim of this study is the development of approach to the assessment of information sufficiency for software quality determination (according to ISO 25010: 2011). The proposed approach to assessment of information sufficiency is based on the comparative analysis of fragments of ontology of the subject domain "Software Engineering" and ontologies, that are developed on the basis of software re...