Whitepaper: The State of Software Quality in Safety-Critical Industries
48% of engineering leaders in safety-critical industries say architectural drift is a primary driver of technical debt, yet only 6% check for it daily. Nearly half wait until release phases—by which point hundreds of commits have already introduced violations.
This survey-based report unpacks the disconnect between quality intentions and daily practice across automotive, medtech, industrial automation, and aerospace. It identifies three core contradictions driving the problem and shows what leading teams are doing differently to maintain control and speed.
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