Buggy Software Is Costly
from the need-better-testing dept
A new study confirms what most people already knew: buggy software is costly. The study says that buggy software ended up costing people nearly $60 billion last year (hey, wait, isn't that about how much Bill Gates is worth? Hmm....). The study admits that it's impossible to get rid of all bugs, but that better testing procedures could at least cut down these costs by approximately a third.
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