Why ISO 29119 Is a Flawed Quality Standard

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September 25, 2015

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2015-04

Article Summary:

Never afraid to voice his opinion, James Christie doesn't object to the adoption of any recommendations that improve software quality. He does, however, believe that ISO 29119 is fundamentally flawed.

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