A new report reveals that the online holiday shopping rush exposes widespread application performance problems and worsening software quality issues.
December 16, 2009
ore than 90 percent of companies feel pressure to deliver software releases in
unrealistic timeframes, while 62 percent believe that this pressure
negatively affects the performance and quality of the
software they create, according to a new survey
of almost 500 software developers and IT professionals.
Many economists predict the so-called jobless recovery will continue in the new year. In this environment, IT and software development groups are under intense pressure to do more with less. Applications of all kinds, particularly
Web-based e-commerce applications, are seen as engines of growth that can
deliver the illusive combination of increased revenue at a low cost.
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ore than 90 percent of companies feel pressure to deliver software releases in
unrealistic timeframes, while 62 percent believe that this pressure
negatively affects the performance and quality of the
software they create, according to a new survey
of almost 500 software developers and IT professionals.
