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Eliminate Previously Fixed Bugs to Improve Your Software Quality Software companies continuously release bugs to their customers - bugs they thought they'd already fixed - despite their best efforts. On average, 10% of the bugs fixed in development do not make it into the final release. These are disciplined software organizations using sophisticated quality processes. But the tools they use, like SCM systems and traditional static analysis are simply not designed to catch these types of "known" bugs. And the consequences are far reaching. The continued release of previously fixed bugs negatively impacts customer satisfaction, chips away at your brand reputation and drastically reduces the productivity of your team. Bottom line: Existing approaches to this code quality issue invariably fail to solve it. How can you avoid this growing problem but more importantly, how can you resolve it? Read the white paper: Eliminate Previously Fixed Bugs to Improve Your Software Quality, to learn: > How previously fixed bugs get back into releases > Why current tools are insufficient > How rapidly the problem is expanding > What solutions address this problem It's critical to find every instance of a bug and never release it again. Please complete the form on the right to receive your complimentary copy of the white paper > |
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