Measure the quality policy in web services
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The purpose of this research was to measure the ability of information exchange and to measure the maturity of the web service quality policy. Due to the risk arising from various databases in the information and communication system that may cause damage. However, data may be destroyed. The risks are from data intruders Identity theft, such as customer information, supplier information entering to edit information, etc. In addition, this research has studied the quality policy characteristics of quantitative research methods of selection of samples group sampling method of the sample in the data set tools used to gather information and data analysis after that, the quality policy from the web service was analyzed. It was found that the executives of the software project had knowledge about quality policies with an average of 71%. However, the application of the second data set and the third data set showed that the administrators of the software project had a moderate level of knowledge about the quality policies with an average of 72%. Therefore, the comparison figure at 4.4 - 4.5 found that both of the above examples there are significant differences with an average of 60 - 67%
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