Better and cheaper software earlier

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	- Bringing common sense back to software development -


	A proven methodology to achieve shorter time-to-market and produce higher quality software at lower cost


	It is critical to use the correct software defect model


	The traditional software model assumes that defects are uniformly distributed:


	The following model, where defects are clustered, is more consistent with experience:


	Practical experience and common sense do not substantiate the traditional model.


	This is why we have enunciated Levendel’s Axiom:

Bugs Abhor Loneliness

CIMICES ABHORRENT SOLITVDINEM


	The concentrations of bugs create software “black holes”


	In fact, this observation is the key to cost savings and quality gains, since software black holes (concentrations of bugs) are easier to locate than uniformly distributed isolated defects, and eliminating them will dramatically improve software quality. As a result of this improvement, software variability will be progressively reduced.


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