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40% of CIOs admit corporate indifference to their own software quality Posted: Oct 11, 2008 12:56 PM
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“Surely such an attitude cannot continue to exist in delivering software that is increasingly underpinning business critical applications” *


October 7, 2008 – A study into the views of top-level executives and CIOs on software quality, announced today by Original Software, reveals corporate apathy and the failings of a multi-billion dollar industry. When asked how the importance of their software quality is perceived within the business, over 40% of CIOs admitted ‘not at all’ or ‘as a nice to have’. Not surprising then that a recent IDC survey revealed that more than 40% of all software applications are released with between one and ten critical defects, the management being fully aware of this at the time of issue.


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