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Software Quality And Reliability

Robert Dunn, Dennis W. Fife

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Has the institutionalization of software quality and reliability within industry and government improved software products and systems? And, if so, can this improvement be meaningfully quantified and the recipients of its benefits identified?

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Has the institutionalization of software quality and reliability within industry and government improved software products and systems? And, if so, can this improvement be meaningfully quantified and the recipients of its benefits identified?

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Has the institutionalization of software quality and reliability within industry and government improved software products and systems? And, if so, can this improvement be meaningfully quantified and the recipients of its benefits identified?

Key concepts: Software quality, Reliability engineering, Reliability (semiconductor), Computer science, Software quality analyst, Quality (philosophy), Software quality control, Software reliability testing

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