I would go deeper: software delivery strategy is more and more driven by fear of failure. It really doesn't matter if it is a fear of bugs, defects, missing deadlines, product metrics etc. We need a room for failure to learn and drive the change. Instead of that we get (or set) safety checks or bureaucracy bu...t in form of processes i that keeps us in the comfort zone that cause only lack of progress and stagnation.
I would go deeper: software delivery strategy is more and more driven by fear of failure. It really doesn't matter if it is a fear of bugs, defects, missing deadlines, product metrics etc. We need a room for failure to learn and drive the change. Instead of that we get (or set) safety checks or bureaucracy bu...t in form of processes i that keeps us in the comfort zone that cause only lack of progress and stagnation.
Totally agreed!
Defect vs Bug
Only the smartest of the smart would know the difference ;-)