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00:00:00 Welcome
00:01:33 The role of a court expert
00:03:44 Typical cases and out-of-court settlements
00:06:04 Software quality and state of the art
00:10:04 Tools for quality assessment and dealing with technical debt
00:32:19 Quality in software development today

"I'm not trying to say 'That's it, that's it! You can throw the software away!' Nobody wants that, neither of the two parties wants that, because both have already invested a lot of time and money." - Sebastian Dietrich

What happens if the software that a company has bought doesn't work? Or worse, if it causes damage? If a dispute arises, what happens next? Sebastian is a sworn and court-certified software expert. He is hired when it comes to evaluating software. Interestingly, such cases rarely end up in court - the public embarrassment is too great for both sides. Therefore, all parties are interested in an out-of-court settlement, which people like Sebastian then make possible.

Topics in the podcast:
• What does a forensic software expert do?
• What are typical cases that Sebastian deals with?
• Strategies for finding and evaluating bugs in the event of a dispute
• The definition of the legal term "state of the art"
• The 3 ways in which quality is assessed

Link to the episode: https://www.richard-seidl.com/podcast...