QFL: Data-Driven Feedback Loop to Manage Quality in Agile Development
Lidia L\'opez, Alessandra Bagnato, Antonin Ahberv\'e, Xavier Franch

TL;DR
This paper introduces the Quality Feedback Loop (QFL), a process integrating data analytics tools into agile development to enhance quality management throughout the software lifecycle, demonstrated through a case study with Softeam.
Contribution
It proposes a novel QFL process that combines software analytics with project planning to improve quality control and communication in agile development.
Findings
Enhanced quality control through data-driven feedback.
Improved team communication and decision-making.
Successful integration of analytics tools in real-world projects.
Abstract
Background: Quality requirements (QRs) describe desired system qualities, playing an important role in the success of software projects. In the context of agile software development (ASD), where the main objective is the fast delivery of functionalities, QRs are often ill-defined and not well addressed during the development process. Software analytics tools help to control quality though the measurement of quality-related software aspects to support decision-makers in the process of QR management. Aim: The goal of this research is to explore the benefits of integrating a concrete software analytics tool, Q-Rapids Tool, to assess software quality and support QR management processes. Method: In the context of a technology transfer project, the Softeam company has integrated Q-Rapids Tool in their development process. We conducted a series of workshops involving Softeam members working in…
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