About Software Quality

by Roman Kagan|Published November 18, 2012

Software companies that install the right kind of procedures have made enormous progress in avoiding failures. First of all successful companies do not ignore uncertainty – the address it. They also establish quality control mechanisms that simultaneously speed up the whole process. And they reach for new paradigms such as building software from reusable components.
These companies, however, are by far not the rule; in fact, they are exception.

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Roman Kagan

Roman started working as a programmer as a teenager when he was hired to hack Prolog at a Minsk artificial intelligence lab. Roman was one of the first developers using Java to create web applications. Since 1991, Roman has been consulting for companies including Hewlett-Packard, EDS, GM, Ford, Chrysler, Fanuc Robotics, Comerica and Polk.

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