ASSESSMENT OF CMM AND ITS IMPACT ON SOFTWARE QUALITY
S. Balasubramanian, Vinoth Raja · SSRN Electronic Journal · 2010
In software development, three major components determine the quality of a product: the people that develop a software system, the technology that is employed by them, and the organization of the process of development. In contrast to the former two components, the development process has been establishing itself as a major factor just recently starting maybe about ten years ago with the ever growing size and complexity of software projects. This may be due to the fact that development processes are primarily concerned with supporting management of software projects, and hence do not produce many seizable results in the form of products or the like