Completeness assessment model to estimate quality of the effective e-procurement process in adoption

Completeness is recognized as a very important attributes of software quality. Completeness estimates carried out to convince the customer that the product conforms to and fulfils the e-procurement software specifications and functionality specified and agreed to. This study focus on software quality factors that can be used to measure the completeness of an object oriented e-procurement software. Completeness is used to evaluate the quality of software and one is used to assess classification performance. This paper shows that for this empirical study, the e-procurement software and classification performance of the discriminate modelling methodology are excellent and yield a potentially useful insight into the relationship between various independent variables.