Total Quality Management

Bug convergence is the point at which the number of bugs fixed exceeds the number of bugs reported

CMMI is a more general set of software engineering rules, of which agile methods would be considered a subset, and scrum is a specific popular implementation of that subset, and this is reflected in the templates as well.

CMMI is a newer, updated model of CMM. SEI developed CMMI to integrate and standardize CMM, which has different models for each function it covers. These models were not always in sync; integrating them made the process more efficient and flexible. CMMI adds Agile principles to CMM to help improve development processes, software configuration management and software quality management.

TQM, Kaizen, and Six Sigma are all unique management approaches that have a shared focus on processes rather than projects and value continuous improvement— let’s examine where they differ.

The terms "quality" and "grade" are often used interchangeably. In this post, let's understand the difference between these two terms

Application usage is soaring high as we progress with technology, covering almost every industry vertical from banking and education to business and healthcare.