By mswatcher
via yuwantitwhen.com
Published: Mar 24 2008 / 10:40
Early in my career I had the good fortune to work under a management team that valued producing high quality applications - ones that rarely, if ever, crash under continual load. The director of the department believed, not only in words but in action, that a defect discovered in the field is significantly more costly to fix than one discovered in development. We lived by that rule, and we all believed in it.
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