Review of Quality Assurance Books
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Various quality assurance books are available in the market for novice and experienced quality control professionals as well as students. The pace of change in technology is high speed and hence there is a continuous need for up gradation of knowledge on quality systems, processes, and standards. These books deal with different subjects like history of the quality systems, the latest research and systems in the field of quality, how quality control systems are implemented in different industries, case studies and so on.
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Jurans Quality Handbook
You can call this handbook, the Bible of quality control. This handbook is primarily divided into five parts – managerial, functional, industry, international and statistical. This handbook gives in-depth knowledge on quality implementation and improvement processes, process management, cost of quality, quality and income, software in quality systems, reliability concepts etc. It also describes the quality control practices in different industries and different countries. The first edition of this handbook was released in 1945. Currently the fifth edition is available in the market. The book has been written by various eminent personalities in the field of quality besides Juran.
Software System Testing And Quality Assurance By Boris Beizer
This book is very informative and useful for software professionals. It provides lot of information on the software testing procedures and methods. The book discusses the process of implementation of the quality control systems in software industry. Overall, the book is a technical and powerhouse of knowledge. It is a must-read for software quality control professionals.
Software Quality Assurance From Theory To Implementation by Daniel Galin
This book focuses on the practical aspects of the quality control systems. The book describes the various challenges faced while implementing the quality systems in the organizations. There is a complete description about the software testing and auditing systems. Information is also given on how to become a Certified Software Quality Engineer. Some chapters deal with the detailed information on the various software quality standards.
Quality Is free By Philip B. Crosby
This book is written Philip B. Crosby. It is a good for students as well as professionals. It explains the benefits of quality and how quality can be achieved through simple changes and processes in the organization. It focuses on the importance of doing work right the very first time. It tells the readers, how the cost of rework affects the margins of the organizations. The style of explaining each and every thing is very simple and can be easily understood by even a layman. Overall, this is a good book to understand the basics of quality and its benefits through examples and case studies.
Software Quality Assurance Handbook By Schulmeyer, Gordin G
This quality assurance book is very beneficial for software developers, managers, and software quality control professionals and more. The book gives information on software quality systems and standards. It explains the process and benefits of becoming a Certified Software Quality Engineer. There is also a discussion on the cost of software quality and how it affects the revenues and profits of the organizations. Some stories of successful implementation of software quality systems in various organizations are also given in this book. It also deals with an important subject of software safety. Currently the fourth edition is available in the market.
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