Global Risk
Software disruption could occur in 2/3 of the world's companies in the next 12 months
A survey found that most companies are at risk of software failures due to a lack of adequate testing.
- Software Quality, Technology
- Equipe Editorial
A survey released by global giant Tricentis revealed that two-thirds of organizations worldwide are at significant risk of software outages within the next year. The majority (63%) deploy code changes without thoroughly testing them, citing the need to accelerate delivery cycles (46%) and accidentally shipping untested code (40%) as the main factors.
The data reinforces what T2M’s experience has found over the years: software failures are a real threat, due to the lack of necessary testing to ensure stability, security, and continuity in operations.
It’s precisely against this backdrop that T2M works every day—alongside companies seeking to enhance the maturity of their testing, reduce risks, and ensure the continuous performance of their systems. We focus on prevention, a strategic vision of quality, and solutions tailored to the Brazilian reality.
Is your company prepared?
Contact T2M. The time to act is now.
Source: Tricentis – “2025 Quality Transformation Report”, published on May 13, 2025
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