Achieving software quality through Cleanroom software engineering
R.C. Linger, Alan R. Hevner · 2002
Describes a success story in the use of modern technologies for software quality improvement. The Cleanroom software engineering process for zero-defect software has been successfully applied on development projects in a variety of environments with remarkable quality results. Cleanroom is based on formal, theory-based methods for software specification, design, correctness verification, and statistical quality certification. The authors survey a number of Cleanroom projects and demonstrate achievement of the following objectives: superior quality through Cleanroom software development; successful, cost-effective Cleanroom technology transfer to software development teams; and sharp reduction in effort to maintain and evolve Cleanroom software products.>