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<title>When Exceptions Are the Rule</title>
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<description>Every now and then, an IT glitch makes national news. Just a few weeks ago, I read in the paper about an airline that mistakenly sold thousands of roundtrip tickets online at a fare of just a few dollars each. The airline lost hundreds of thousands of dollars from the mistake, though that&apos;s really just the tip of the iceberg. The National Institute of Software Technology (NIST) estimates that application errors cost the U.S. economy $59.5 billion per year. Because nearly 80 percent of such errors are discovered after applications have been put into production, exceptions also have a significant impact on the productivity and effectiveness of your IT staff and production support teams. And that&apos;s to say nothing of foregone revenue due to poor customer service.</description>

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