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Do You Know Your Cost of Rework? voke Publishes New Research on Reducing the Cost of Rework



Are you aware of what your cost of rework is for your software? Yes, the very software that runs your business and is an integral part of your brand promise.



Most organizations are either not aware or not interested in what the cost of rework means. However, this cavalier stance to the cost of rework is dangerous. Each and every software project has an associated cost of rework – that is the cost involved with removing defects. The later in the lifecycle a defect is discovered, the more expensive it is to remediate. Defects create the hidden cost of rework in every software project.



The new voke Strategic BriefTM Report: Reducing the Cost of Rework highlights:

  • The business impact of defect leakage with real-world use cases
  • The cost of rework models for both Agile and non-Agile projects
  • Ways to test earlier to reduce rework and its costs



The Strategic BriefTM Report: Reducing the Cost of Rework is available here or at www.vokeinc.com for subscribers.



Get this report to learn how to reduce rework in your software projects.



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