Software reliability models — A comparative study

Anila, M; Sirisha, N; Karthik, R.

doi:10.1109/iss1.2017.8389366

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“…In an era where time is essence, decision making must be made quickly thus it is very critical to have an information system that is always stable and maintain the best performance. In the context of software reliability, different models are needed to evaluate the software reliability at different levels of development [11]. This is because software reliability is a very critical factor and should be evaluated thoroughly.…”

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The Criteria for Software Quality in Information System: Rasch Analysis

Abidin¹,

Mansor²

2019

IJACSA

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Most of the organization uses information system to manage the information and provide better decision making in order to deliver high quality services. Due to that the information system must be reliable and fulfill the quality aspect in order to accommodate organization's need. However, some of the information system still facing problems such as slow response time, problem with accessibility and compatibility issues between hardware and software. These problems will affect the acceptance and usage of the information system especially for non-computing users. Therefore, this study was aimed to investigate the factors that significantly contribute to the quality of software for information system. A survey was carried out by distributing a set of questionnaires to 174 respondents who are involved in development of software for information system. The data was analyzed using Rasch Measurement Model since it provides reliability of respondents and instruments. The result indicates that 30 factors had significantly contributed to the quality of software for information system and of these, six factors are under functionality, five for reliability, ten for usability, five for efficiency, two for compatibility and two for security. It is hoped that by identifying these factors, system developers can seriously consider of enhancing the quality of software for information system projects. In future, these factors can be used to develop an evaluation tool or metrix for quality aspects of software for information system projects.

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Section: B Item Distributionmentioning

confidence: 99%