Many companies use software solutions to handle their tasks and services on a daily basis. Efficiency and routine play a very important role. That’s why well-established software is kept alive for a long time in many companies. The software life cycle is essentially determined by efficiency and routine during usage, but the following questions should also be taken into consideration:
Software should be maintained in cycles in order to meet new demands concerning security and functionality. Cyclical maintenance is generally less expensive. Software that is not maintained on a regular basis is vulnerable to cyberattacks or can cause complete failures, if it is not executable on the latest operating system. An emergency response usually requires considerably greater effort and is also unplanned.