Computer Science
5 years ago

Early software release with continued testing leads to more reliable products

International Journal of Quality & Reliability Management
Generalized software release and testing stop time policy
Avinash K. Shrivastava, Nitin Sachdeva

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The article discusses how software firms balance releasing software quickly with ensuring it is reliable. They propose a model where testing continues even after release to catch faults and improve software reliability. The model suggests that releasing software early and continuing testing post-release is more beneficial. This approach allows firms to benefit from early release while also providing users with more reliable software.