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That forces the cost onto the state and the state is also inefficient generally so it would take longer than an I ternary review. Then when a bug causes an issu
by celticninja 11y ago
That forces the cost onto the state and the state is also inefficient generally so it would take longer than an I ternary review. Then when a bug causes an issue it is the fault of the state for allowing it through and not the company for coding it. In addition private sector usually pays more so the state sector does not get the pick of the coders.
- achr2 11y agoI don't think that an agency should be responsible for the testing, just ensuring that software development best practices are in place, and that the company is actually doing their internal testing.