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SIGSOFT
2010
ACM
13 years 3 months ago
Organizational volatility and its effects on software defects
The key premise of an organization is to allow more efficient production, including production of high quality software. To achieve that, an organization defines roles and reporti...
Audris Mockus
JSS
2008
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13 years 5 months ago
A model for software rework reduction through a combination of anomaly metrics
Analysis of anomalies reported during testing of a project can tell a lot about how well the processes and products work. Still, organizations rarely use anomaly reports for more t...
Lars-Ola Damm, Lars Lundberg, Claes Wohlin
ITC
1998
IEEE
174views Hardware» more  ITC 1998»
13 years 10 months ago
High volume microprocessor test escapes, an analysis of defects our tests are missing
This paper explores defects found in a high volume microprocessor when shipping at a low defect level. A brief description of the manufacturing flow along with definition of DPM i...
Wayne M. Needham, Cheryl Prunty, Yeoh Eng Hong
TSE
1998
83views more  TSE 1998»
13 years 5 months ago
Cost-Effective Analysis of In-Place Software Processes
—Process studies and improvement efforts typically call for new instrumentation on the process in order to collect the data they have deemed necessary. This can be intrusive and ...
Jonathan E. Cook, Lawrence G. Votta, Alexander L. ...
ISSTA
1993
ACM
13 years 10 months ago
Faults on Its Sleeve: Amplifying Software Reliability Testing
Most of the effort that goes into improving the quality of software paradoxically does not lead to quantitative, measurable quality. Software developers and quality-assurance orga...
Richard G. Hamlet, Jeffrey M. Voas