By mswatcher
via devtopics.com
Published: Feb 14 2008 / 07:28
Software errors cost the U.S. economy $60 billion annually in rework, lost productivity and actual damages. We all know software bugs can be annoying, but faulty software can also be expensive, embarrassing, destructive and deadly. Following are 20 famous software "disasters" in chronological order:
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OpenLayers 2.7 Final Released
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Microsoft starts sharing details on SQL Server ‘Kilimanjaro’
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Mono 2.0 Is Released
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NHibernate Validator - Validate Business Objects in NHibernate Applications
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Results of a SOA Case Study Competition Show Main Ingredients for SOA Success
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Floating-point tolerances revisited
Comments
boblozano replied ago:
Not really what the title indicates. Starts out ok, but loses value when it strays into fictional events and bad biz decisions - should really be more like "a few famous disasters and some other stuff we thought was funny".
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