The ICSE 9 paper, "Software Processes are Software Too, " suggests that software processes are themselves a form of software and that there are considerable benefits that will derive from basing a discipline of software process development on the more traditional discipline of application software development. This paper attempts to clarify some misconceptions about this original ICSE 9 suggestion and summarizes some research carried out over the past ten years that seems to confirm the original suggestion. The paper then goes on to map out some future research directions that seem indicated. The paper closes with some ruminations about the significance of the controversy that has continued to surround this work.

Abstract Software Quality Assurance is a planned and systematic set of activities necessary to provide adequate confidence that requirements are properly established and products or services confirm to specified standards. Successful software engineering strongly depends on the delivery of high quality software. In the present paper, we compare Capability Maturity Model (CMM) and Extreme Programming (XP) regarding their software quality support in terms of software quality development and software quality assurance and also we presented Software Quality