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Author(s): M.M. Peat
Abstract:
† yesterday's fashion?
M.M.
Peat
6/2 Craighouse Gardens, Edinburgh, EH 10 5TX,
ABSTRACT
There is no shortage of text expounding the virtues of quality and much
practical support is available to interested parties.
Despite this, there are
still many companies and individuals who believe that 'quality' does not
apply to them and that it is a passing fad which will soon be replaced by
some other high-profile initiative.
This attitude is particularly common in small companies and, as
this is such a significant part of the software industry, there is a real
danger that it will weaken the foundation for future growth.
The author examines the reasons behind this belief, and argues
that, by presenting quality in different ways, it is possible to achieve a
much greater level of interest ensuring that quality becomes a
fundamental part of the software industry.
INTRODUCTION
One definition of fashion is:
"the popular style of dress, customs etc.
at a given ...
Pages: 7
Size: 492 kb
Paper DOI: 10.2495/SQM940371
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