Software Crisis

Institution Jomo Kenyatta University of Science and Technology
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The Software Crisis refers to the challenges and difficulties faced in the software development industry due to the increasing complexity of software systems and the inability of traditional software engineering methods to keep up with growing demands. As technology advanced, the need for larger, more intricate software systems expanded, resulting in issues such as delays, high costs, poor quality, and difficulty in maintaining and scaling systems. This crisis highlighted the need for improved development processes, better management of software projects, and the creation of new methodologies and tools to ensure the reliable delivery of software in an efficient and sustainable manner.
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