Survey: Software Quality Continues to Be Sacrificed in the Name of Speed
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A survey of IT professionals reveals a concerning trend in software development prioritizing speed over quality. 45% of respondents admit to this practice, with 63% deploying untested code. Poor software quality costs businesses up to $5 million annually, with 66% expecting major disruptions within a year. Most respondents believe AI will improve software quality without sacrificing speed, but challenges remain in balancing priorities and implementing effective testing practices.
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