Title :
Software quality research: From processes to model-based techniques
Author :
Peischl, Bernhard
Author_Institution :
Softnet Austria, Graz, Austria
Abstract :
In this article we state that cyber-physical systems and the Internet of Things pose challenges to software quality research. In the emerging real-time digital economy companies need to gain deep customer insight. The state of the art in modelbased systems and model-based testing allows software engineers for product-based and quantitative control of quality and for increased productivity. These gains can be invested to better understand the domain and business conditions. We argue that cyber-physical systems will pose an excellent basis for conducting collaborative research in model-based systems and model-based testing in the near future and report on lessons learnt in three areas of software (quality) research: (1) process-oriented quality, (2) model-based systems and (3) model-based testing.
Keywords :
Internet of Things; groupware; program testing; software quality; Internet-of-things; collaborative research; cyber-physical systems; model-based systems; model-based techniques; model-based testing; process-oriented quality; product-based; quantitative control; real-time digital economy companies; software quality research; Collaboration; Companies; Industries; Software quality; Testing; Unified modeling language;
Conference_Titel :
Software Testing, Verification and Validation Workshops (ICSTW), 2015 IEEE Eighth International Conference on
Conference_Location :
Graz
DOI :
10.1109/ICSTW.2015.7107475