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Testing Defect TrackingThe Path to Successful Defect Tracking
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Published: 17th Aug 2005 |
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Add CommentFiled in: Defect TrackingOne of the challenges all software development organizations face is how to handle the defect-tracking process. Little thought is put into designing and implementing such a system. This white paper describes why a solid defect-tracking system is necessary.
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