Talk:FURPS

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FURPS is the quality factor for the web application.

FURPS stands for

Functionality – Is the functionality appropriate to user’s objectives within the product scope.

Usability – Can users perform tasks efficiently, effectively and with satisfaction?

Reliability – The number of bugs identified, where product behavior deviates from the specification (how it should perform).

Performance – Response times, calculation times, concurrent user loads, etc.

Supportability – The user’s cost and effort to support and maintain the installed product.

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L for Localizability

I was in a meeting at HP in the late '80s where Sally Dudley talked about FURPS and suggested FLURPS. The L is for Localizability. — tbc (talk) 16:53, 24 March 2016 (UTC)[reply]