Tricentis Report shows AI-controlled improvements to quality quality quality

Tricentis has published its report on the Quality Transformation of 2025, in which the need for scalable automated testing rates to strengthen software development and provision in the public sector must be emphasized.

Software quality problems mark requirements

The continuous test and quality technology company announced on Tuesday that there are 250 public sector technological experts and reveals the costly effects of poor software quality within the public sector. According to the survey, almost half or 44 percent of agencies record financial losses between USD 1 million and $ 5 million, while a further 3.2 percent of more than 5 million dollars lose annually. These considerable financial losses, which result from operational inefficiencies, escalating maintenance costs and frequent sales of employees, modernization efforts and the provision of improved services.

The results show how risky practices such as the provision of undestected code without comprehensive tests negatively negative the budgets, the delay of critical releases and the threat of the operational resistance of the organizations of the public sector. The survey offers state technology leaders a clearer picture of what needs to be addressed in order to prevent tax money from wasting without affecting digital transformation efforts.

Tricentis Report describes priorities, opportunities for improvement

Companies and agencies can use the tricentis report to determine areas that require immediate attention. Due to the development of automated test strategies, you can tackle software quality problems and promote the modernization of your systems and the improvement of digital services. The solution of software quality debt may lead to lower expenses, reduced risks and a faster effect on the mission.

The report showed that 47.2 percent and 46.4 percent of the public sector surveyed emphasized the need to accelerate the software provision and improve the overall quality of the total software. Lack of personnel and communication problems between developers and testers were also considered the main factors with 33.2 percent and 32 percent of those surveyed.

Use of artificial intelligence to address challenges

Nine -and -nine percent of the respondents emphasized that artificial intelligence played an important role in the treatment of current problems with software quality. Agencies work on the integration of AI into their processes in order to increase the test cover, the efficiency of the testers and the maintainability in order to achieve automation.

“If federal authorities are delayed due to the low trust in test insurance, a problem that was accepted by more than 70 percent of those surveyed in Tricentis' report by TRICENTIS in 2025, is clear that outdated test strategies slow down the progress directly,” said progress directly ” Ben BaldiSenior Vice President of the global public sector at Tricentis.

“To meet mandates and to maintain public trust, these agencies have to invest in scalable, AI-controlled test frameworks that reduce the risk and accelerate the delivery,” continued Baldi.