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We intend to use the technology of testing, similar to resident technology described Christina Pavlopoulu [5], on an ongoing basis used for the analysis of the proposed software testers in order to obtain a structural description using the tools built into the software itself. Such information can show whether correct assumptions about the functionality of software and whether it works correctly.

Our approach involves the collection of information on the nature of the product. We can measure the frequency with which certain functions are called, and simply collect the input file used to create profiles. These sets of information will serve as the basis for the issuance of limited warranty on software.

At Figure 1 shows the proposed certification process. Manufacturer software is the final product to include residential equipment testing, thereby creating a special, “instrumental” copy. The manufacturer provides a copy of SCL, which transmits a copy of the instrumental pre-selected users, working in different industries. These testers will use the product as agreed with the SCL. Microsoft proposed a model of beta-testing - a perfect example of how to all who wish to select only those who truly can provide the greatest amount of useful information.