Stopping Software Erosion
In a changing environment, successful software is continuously evolved to meet the users‘ needs. However, changes to the software increase the complexity and make subsequent changes ever-more difficult and – in the long run – the software impossible to be maintained or improved any further. Stopping this "software erosion” is crucial for sustainable quality and a long life-cycle of the software. Erosion-free software ensures that business critical safety and security standards are met. Learn how architecture verification, dead code analysis, clone management, cycle detection, metric monitoring and coding guidelines continuously contribute to reduce time and costs in the long run.
Dr Daniel Simon
Dr. Daniel Simon studied computer science at the Saarland University and University of Stuttgart. He started working in the research project that lead to the founding of Axivion in 2000 and after a short break during which he consulted various companies on quality management, he took over responsibility for Axivion's Professional Services in 2014. Thanks to his extensive experience in architecture management of IT and embedded software systems and his excellent communication skills, he and his team support Axivion's customers implementing and evolving sustainable software development. Their activities cover both technology advances as well as improvement of development processes.