#adaptive maintenance

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Both corrective maintenance and adaptive software maintenance are important, but they serve different purposes. Corrective maintenance deals with unexpected problems to restore the system to normal. On the other hand, adaptive maintenance modifies the system to fit new needs or technology. These two types of maintenance are not the same. They are different in terms of approaches, timeframes, and user needs.

Software maintenance is a crucial undertaking for the efficiency and effectiveness of hardware systems. The maintenance process entails updating and modifying software in line with customer requirements. The goal is to correct defects and enhance software performance after it gets delivered to customers. Hardware systems get affected by weather changes, atmospheric conditions, and pollution. Usually, software systems depend on the working environment. Software loses value if maintenance tasks are not done. There are four types of software maintenance. The goal of adaptive maintenance is to modify and update software under various circumstances. The maintenance can be done when the platform on which the software operates changes due to changes in rules, policies, operating systems, laws, technologies, etc.

Software maintenance is modifying a computer program to correct faults or improve its performance or usability. The adaptive maintenance process includes monitoring errors reported by customers or support staff. Adaptive maintenance is recommended for large, complex systems with high customer interaction.