AST and BCS Peer Conference Considers Whether the Public Should Care About Software Testing
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"It’s our contention that most people don’t think very much about software development and software testing, despite software being deeply embedded in almost all aspects of our lives.”
"Software impacts our world in so many ways it’s hardly worth enumerating, but the newest risks are enough to require serious examination."
SAN FRANCISCO, Calif. and LONDON, United Kingdom (PRWEB)
January 22, 2021
The Association for Software Testing (AST) and The BCS Special Interest Group in Software Testing (SIGIST) have released a joint report that suggests the public should be deeply invested in the quality of software, if not necessarily the discipline of software testing. The public is constantly exposed to risks from poor software quality, including in life-critical contexts.