weber.st.michael
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Hi everyone,
I’ve been researching the actual "tax" that production errors put on a project's budget. It’s a well-known fact that the cost of software bugs grows exponentially the later they are discovered.
A simple logic error that costs $100 to fix during development can easily turn into a $10,000 disaster once it hits the end-users. I found a great breakdown that helps visualize these costs and justify QA investments to stakeholders.
Check the analysis here: https://testomat.io/blog/software-bug-cost/
Do you guys use any specific metrics to track the ROI of your testing process?
I’ve been researching the actual "tax" that production errors put on a project's budget. It’s a well-known fact that the cost of software bugs grows exponentially the later they are discovered.
A simple logic error that costs $100 to fix during development can easily turn into a $10,000 disaster once it hits the end-users. I found a great breakdown that helps visualize these costs and justify QA investments to stakeholders.
Check the analysis here: https://testomat.io/blog/software-bug-cost/
Do you guys use any specific metrics to track the ROI of your testing process?