Efficient software testing process using the SPICE framework: A perspective

Perla, Srikanth and Dande, Madhu (2025) Efficient software testing process using the SPICE framework: A perspective. World Journal of Advanced Research and Reviews, 26 (1). pp. 2177-2184. ISSN 2581-9615

The demand for high-performance applications in real-world scenarios has intensified in the fast-paced evolution of technology. While technology evolves rapidly, essential features such as security, scalability, portability, and accessibility must remain at the forefront of application development. The modern customer increasingly expects a functional and high-performance, live-accessible application. As technology shifts, processes within the Information Technology industry often lag behind these advancements, affecting performance, scalability, and security. Updating the processes and methodologies used to develop these applications is essential, ensuring they remain efficient and deliver quality products. This paper explores the Software Process Improvement, Control & Efficiency (SPICE) concept in software development projects. It outlines three distinct approaches within the SPICE framework that address gaps in the Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC), particularly in agile environments. These approaches help teams streamline operations and improve software testing processes to achieve predictable, high-quality results.