Jan Rooijmans, Hans Aerts, Michiel van Genuchten
Abstract
Despite the rapidly growing size of the software included in consumer electronics products, manufacturers must keep the number of software defects in the field at zero to avoid financial disaster. The authors describe the process-improvement efforts they undertook to achieve this increasingly challenging goal.
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Despite the rapidly growing size of the software included in consumer electronics products, manufacturers must keep the number of software defects in the field at zero to avoid financial disaster. The authors describe the process-improvement efforts they undertook to achieve this increasingly challenging goal.
Key concepts: Electronics, Software, Quality (philosophy), Software quality, Avionics software, Computer science, Package development process, Process (computing)