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Wednesday
Dec162009

The most common flaw in software performance testing

DateWednesday, December 16, 2009 at 6:20PM

How many times have we all run across a situation where the performance tests on a piece of software pass with flying colors on the test systems only to see the software exhibit poor performance characteristics when the software is deployed in production? Read More Here...

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