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Any kind of deviation from the normal behavior of the application or any disruption in the functionality or usability can be categorized as a bug. Therefore, bug management is a process where the quality assurance team identifies issues in the applications, report them, and then track their progress from the discovery phase until they are resolved. More often than not, a bug in the application can be traced to incomplete requirements, coding errors, logical errors in the design documents, a misconstruction of the needs of the customers, ambiguous requirements or requirements that lack proper details, lack of adequate documentation, and lack of proper testing.<\/span><\/p>\n

Contributions of Bug Management towards Seamless Development Process<\/h2>\n

Even though defects are an inevitable part of the development cycle, the testing team can still make efforts to reduce their impact and frequency in the project through an effective management process and sound <\/span>bug management tools<\/span><\/a>. The underlying objective of the entire process is to prevent the bugs before they take place, catch the unavoidable defects in the early stages of the development process, and lastly maximize the efforts to mitigate the impact of these defects on the overall project by as much margin as possible. Some of the fundamental principles which serve as the foundation for the bug management system, comprising of;<\/span><\/p>\n