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Les Hatton | 2001b | Some notes on software failure | WEB | RSNotes.pdf |
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These are some notes I was asked to put together on software failure for a learned society. They just highlight the problems, the expense and what we might do about it. Software failure is costing society a fortune and this money could very well be spent elsewhere but we are not to our shame doing very much to ameliorate it. | None yet | 7 |
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