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Title Analysis of Critical Risk Factors Affecting Software Quality A Study of KPK, Pakistan Software Industry
AuthorsMUHAMMAD IMRAN KHAN KHALIL, AHAD ULLAH, AMER TAJ, IZAZ AHMAD KHAN, FAIZAN ULLAH, FAWAD TAJ and SABIR SHAH
Abstract

The primary objective of this study is to categorize the critical risk factors influencing Pakistan's software development industries, particularly in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KPK), including maintainability, team dynamics, software defects, time savings, and staff turnover. All these factors significantly contribute to the software quality of the software industries, which somehow elapsed by the software houses industries in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. Cronbach's Alpha Reliability (α) is used to test the reliability of variables, accompanied by a regression analysis of the effect of these factors. After investigation, we find out the overall positive and significant association and impact of these factors on adequate software development quality. This research study provided new visions into the software product quality of the software industries, like that a few research has been led in Pakistan to identify these factors that significantly impact the software development quality of the software industries.
Keywords: Maintainability, Team Relationship, Software Defects, Time Reduction, Employee Turnover.

Volume 10
Issue April
Pages 338-348
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