Software Quality Control has the following advantages and disadvantages:

Advantages:

• Software applications are validated according to the needs and exceptions of the client.
• It is used to identify software defects and prevent the sale of faulty products and services.
• The team's productivity is improved.
• Software development is MADE easier and the quality of the final product is enhanced.
• Enhanced trust in project management and continued development.
• In addition, it reduces re-development and re-work costs, as it is imposed from scratch or at the BEGINNING LEVEL of the development phase.
• It improves customer satisfaction and software efficiency.

Disadvantages:

• Process TESTING is more time-consuming. Consequently, software deployment can be delayed.
• Software validation requires more resources.
• Inspecting products and services costs money, such as the wages paid to inspectors, tests performed in laboratories. An organization faces a major budgeting issue if the software APPLICATION is rejected.
• No one takes responsibility for the quality of their own work.