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Home < Concurrent software developmentConcurrent software development refers to the ability of developers in different parts of an organization or at different geographical locations to make modifications to common software components. This usually requires a common software repository with appropriate version control to which the users can gain equal access. By this, the collective expertise and effort of the users are applied to the software. This builds higher quality software and avoids unnecessary duplication.