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Green checks do not cover the essential product risks and usage scenarios.
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False quality confidence arises when existing checks suggest product quality even though important risks, usage situations, or data paths remain untested.
The problem became visible as testing and measurement landscapes grew: teams could see many green indicators while quality remained purpose-dependent and multidimensional. NIST data-quality work therefore emphasizes fitness for purpose, accuracy, completeness, consistency, and timeliness together.
A car passes several bench tests but has never been driven through city traffic. The passed tests are real signals, yet they do not automatically represent the whole usage situation.
The concept captures a concrete system property that affects engineering decisions.
This concept calls for connecting test coverage, real user paths, data quality, observability, and known uncertainty.
This concept calls for connecting test coverage, real user paths, data quality, observability, and known uncertainty.
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