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Software in embedded devices has increased in complexity by orders of magnitude. Combined with limited resources and shorter timeframes, developing and delivering high-quality embedded software is more and more challenging; the difficulties of managing third-party software vendors, outsourcing, and offshore or distributed development only contribute to the complexity. Strategically, engineering organizations need enabling technology and efficient processes to effectively manage these complexities. STRIDE is specifically built to support the continuous verification of software in embedded devices, allowing developers and testers to maximize the quality of their products while accounting for increased complexity. | Software in embedded devices has increased in complexity by orders of magnitude. Combined with limited resources and shorter timeframes, developing and delivering high-quality embedded software is more and more challenging; the difficulties of managing third-party software vendors, outsourcing, and offshore or distributed development only contribute to the complexity. Strategically, engineering organizations need enabling technology and efficient processes to effectively manage these complexities. STRIDE is specifically built to support the continuous verification of software in embedded devices, allowing developers and testers to maximize the quality of their products while accounting for increased complexity. | ||
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Latest revision as of 22:05, 20 August 2009
Software in embedded devices has increased in complexity by orders of magnitude. Combined with limited resources and shorter timeframes, developing and delivering high-quality embedded software is more and more challenging; the difficulties of managing third-party software vendors, outsourcing, and offshore or distributed development only contribute to the complexity. Strategically, engineering organizations need enabling technology and efficient processes to effectively manage these complexities. STRIDE is specifically built to support the continuous verification of software in embedded devices, allowing developers and testers to maximize the quality of their products while accounting for increased complexity.