This document discusses factors that affect the delivery of quality software and their relationship to the software development process. It identifies key factors such as the amount of testing, costs involved, time spent, and following proper software development life cycle (SDLC) phases. The document presents a literature review on how these factors influence software quality. It then defines variables, hypotheses, and a regression model to analyze the relationship between delivery of quality software and the identified factors. The results of distributing and analyzing questionnaires indicate that amount of testing, costs involved, and time spent have a statistically significant correlation with delivering quality software. Therefore, paying attention to these factors during development can help improve software quality.