Did you know that, according to the software guru Steve McConnell, developers make between 10 and 50 errors (=bug) per 1,000 lines of code (LOC) at the first attempt? The good news is that with various QA measures this can be reduced to about 0.5 bugs per 1,000 lines. What does this mean for the software application? Note: The current Windows operating system has about 50 million lines, Facebook about 60 million, all products of Google together about 2 billion lines of programming.
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Sebastian Zang
Sebastian Zang has cultivated a distinguished career in the IT industry, leading a wide range of software initiatives with a strong emphasis on automation and corporate growth. In his current role as Vice President Partners & Alliances at Beta Systems Software AG, he draws on his extensive expertise to spearhead global technological innovation. A graduate of Universität Passau, Sebastian brings a wealth of international experience, having worked across diverse markets and industries. In addition to his technical acumen, he is widely recognized for his thought leadership in areas such as automation, artificial intelligence, and business strategy.
