Webinar: Zero Defect Producr Development - Is it a fad or a distinct possibility? September 21, 2007

Presenter: Shankar Krishnamoorthy, CTO - Aspire Systems

Software development methodologies try to improve quality by promoting the tactic of testing “early and often”. When a defect is detected, a report is filed, the developer tries to reproduce and repair the problem, and then testing must verify that the modification corrected the problem and did not create any new problems. Because, it doesn’t prevent the same types of errors from recurring, this approach is time consuming, costly and inefficient.

Errors are introduced into the product at various stages – requirements definition, design and coding. If we focus our efforts on eliminating defects at the points of error introduction, it is possible to reduce the time spent on error detection and correction.

Capturing quality defects and vulnerable security issues at the initial stages is vital rather than detecting it in the testing phase. The best practices on error prevention are discussed based on the experience of working on hundreds of products.

Key Take Away:
• Defect Creation Points in Product Development
• Factors Influencing Product Quality
• Propel One Framework
• How "Propel One Framework" addresses Defect Creation Points for ISVs

Free Event

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