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The list of members includes well-known businesses such as Coda, Iris, Microsoft and Sage.
BASDA chief executive said that, as the association had set standards for applications to deal with the likes of IFRS and VAT, it was time to set a ‘general standard’ for managing the development and supply of application software.
‘This will help customers to identify those companies who are offering a quality assured product and a high level of service to their users,’ Keeling said.
The code is split into five sections, including: product development, testing/quality assurance, documentation/information, software support and disputes.