Better Management of Defects for Improving Software Processes
Journal Title: International Journal of Computer Science and Management Studies (IJCSMS) www.ijcsms.com - Year 2011, Vol 11, Issue 2
Abstract
Every software after development needs to get tested. No software can be built “Defect Free”. After testing defects are reported by the use of a tool called “Defect Tracking System”. Also Defects reported can be managed for enhancing the quality of software. This paper present the view of how defects are managed and the approach used for managing defect i.e. defect management process. Also it can be used for process improvement which means to prevent future occurrence of similar defects in processes.
Authors and Affiliations
Shruti Mittal , Kamna Solanki , Anuja Saroha
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