Carnahan, L.
, Rosenthal, L.
and Skall, M.
(1999),
Conformance Testing and Certification Model for Software Specifications, Proceedings of the International Software Assurance Certification Conference (ISACC), Chantilly, VA
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Conformance Testing and Certification Model for Software Specifications
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The use of conformity assessment as a means by which buyers and sellers can communicate requirements and conformance will increase as information technology systems and applications grow more complex. Models for conformance testing and certification programs are necessary to understand principles and issues that are essential for successful conformity assessment programs. This paper presents one such model by identifying key roles, activities and products involved in any conformance testing and certification program. The authors have successfully used this model in helping private-sector organizations establish their certification programs.Proceedings Title
Proceedings of the International Software Assurance Certification Conference (ISACC)
Conference Dates
February 28-March 2, 1999
Conference Location
Chantilly, VA
Conference Title
International Software Assurance Certification Conference
Pub Type
Conferences
Keywords
certification, conformance testing, software testing, test laboratories, validation
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Created March 1, 1999, Updated February 17, 2017