ISO/IEC 25030 provides the framework for quality requirements for systems, software products and data, which includes the concept of the quality requirements, and requirements and recommendations for the processes and methods to elicit, define, use and govern them.
ISO/IEC 25030 does not cover the specification of the other requirements (such as functional requirements, process requirements, etc.), and prescribes neither any specific quality measure nor any specific development process.
ISO/IEC 25030 on systems and software Quality Requirements is relevant to:
A quality measure is a way to evaluate the performance of software, checking for errors and improvements.
ISO/IEC 25030 specifies requirements for developing quality measurement and software evaluation framework.
ISO/IEC 25030 can be used to improve the quality of products, by providing requirements and recommendations for them, and providing guidance for the steps used to define and use them.
ISO/IEC 25030 focuses on defining, using and governing quality requirements. If not clearly defined, they can be viewed, interpreted, implemented and evaluated differently by the relevant stakeholders.
ISO/IEC 25030 specifies four quality measurement methods that apply to software products, IT systems, and software used by humans, as well as systems and IT services that support those systems.
Overall, ISO/IEC 25030 provides a framework that you can use to develop software so that bugs and errors can be identified during the testing stage, making the end product better and improving the user experience.
BS ISO/IEC 25030:2019 supersedes BS ISO/IEC 25030:2007, which is withdrawn and includes
ISO/IEC 25030