A Systematic Literature Review for Implementing Robust Quality Assurance Strategies Across the Software Development Life Cycle

This systematic literature review (SLR) conducts a detailed analysis of Software Quality Assurance (SQA) regarding the Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC). Therefore, the purpose of this article is to enhance the quality of software products that are being delivered by presenting numerous research and cases that focus on SQA approaches, challenges, and strategies. It is worth focusing more on the measurement of SQA impacts, the literature review of the current practices in the industry, and the costs of implementing quality in the software development process. Thus, the paper evaluates the role of testing and quality assurance in various SDLC models and also examines the rationale of simulation models that try to measure SQA efforts. Partisan evidence mainly collected from the several contexts of software Industry is introduced, including a comprehensive Research on SQA procedures in the software business in India. It also investigates the financial implications of SQA and more focus on the issue of managing development costs.