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A Novel Mobile Health Software Platform to Improve Emergency Medical Systems: 912Rwanda

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Software Reliability

Computer, 1971
During the last decade there have appeared in the literature many contributions on the reliability aspects of computer hardware, but relatively few on software. We see this balance changing as software is now becoming the most expensive and complex item in a computer installation. This situation is intensifying as applications become more sophisticated,
Bernard Elspas   +2 more
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Foreword software reliability

IEEE Transactions on Software Engineering, 1985
THIS is the second part of the special issue on Software Reliability. Part I was published in December 1985 and dealt with software reliability estimation, new modeling techniques, management issues, testing and verification, and fault-tolerant programs. Papers in this issue address software reliability models, hardware-software effects, fault-tolerant
Amrit L. Goel, Farokh B. Bastani
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Software Quality And Reliability

Proceedings of the 1978 annual conference on - ACM 78, 1978
Has the institutionalization of software quality and reliability within industry and government improved software products and systems? And, if so, can this improvement be meaningfully quantified and the recipients of its benefits identified? There is no simple answer to these questions since there may be no quantitative proof that things have improved.
Robert Dunn, Dennis W. Fife
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Software reliability

Proceedings of the May 19-22, 1975, national computer conference and exposition on - AFIPS '75, 1975
Software reliability is receiving increased attention from a broad spectrum of computer users as larger computer programs continue to be implemented in diverse and widespread areas. The reason is fundamental: software reliability has been poor on many large systems and poor on systems which have a high degree of human interaction.
R. H. Thayer, E. S. Hinton
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