Logistics Information Management: Volume 10 Issue 5

Orthogonal software testing: Taguchi methods in software unit and subsystem testing

Zhonglin He, Geoff Staples, Margaret Ross, Ian Court, Keith Hazzard

Suggests that, in order to detect and correct software defects as early as possible, identifying and generating more defect‐sensitive test cases for software unit and subsystem…

Developments in computer‐based information systems

Jeffrey Allert, Brian H. Kleiner

Suggests that although many US companies have made extensive human and financial resource investments in keeping ahead in technology, these investments are generally not justified…

Short‐term strategic management in mass customized markets

Manoel C.P. Saisse, Richard D. Wilding

Explains that globalization and new manufacturing technologies have been generating a new kind of product competition based on the ability of the producer to offer the most…

Applying ISO 9000 principles when auditing

Edward R. Gardner

ISO 9000 should help an organization establish a new perspective for auditing; particularly with audit administration. Provides potentially new concepts to consider in…

Some developments in software quality systems

Alfred Vella, Lynne Dunckley, Andrew Smith, Andrew Williamson

Discusses some related developments in software quality, one in the methodology of user‐centred design and one in the process of continuous assessment. The Taguchi method of…

Meeting the ISO 9000 requirement for assessment of supplier capability

A.J. Walker

Examines the ISO 9001/2 requirement that the capability of a supplier to supply a product or service should be assessed. In practice the development of a preferred supplier list…

Erratum

This article has been withdrawn as it was published elsewhere and accidentally duplicated. The original article can be seen here: 10.1108/02651339610131414. When citing the…

Erratum

This article has been withdrawn as it was published elsewhere and accidentally duplicated. The original article can be seen here: 10.1108/09593849710166147. When citing the…