Situation Awareness
A Laypersons Guide to Situation Awareness with lots of shortcuts and simplifications. For the complete exposure to the idea, please […]
Guiding Principles
Architecture Considerations. More Important Than You Might Think.
Architecture documentation. That is what we do, when we are done. Well, that is possible. Just like in classical civil engineering, the architects rule. If you like it or not. In iterative software or system development, things are slightly different, but only slightly different.
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A-SPICE: Inherent Vice?
Some illustrations that assessment models for processes shall not be mistaken as the process itself. The assessment model tells what should be achieved on the way in terms of documentation, tests, test coverage, process descriptions, maybe more. How you do that is described in the process.
Agile or Not?
The useless discussion Agile or not. Is Taylorism bad? Shall we do everything in agile now? How do I know what to do?
Answers to all these questions.
Resource Fluidity vs. Resource Balancing
Resource planning for the next 12 months? You must be kidding…
Stop Scaling Agile
Agile scaling is more business than agile itself. The question is: What is it and why should I want it?
Dealing With Complexity
Curiosity killed the cat and complexity kills speed. Simple solutions can be simple, rugged, of high quality, and fast. On top of things, they can even be re-used and adapted or modified.
Economic objective
It’s a commonplace: every business needs to make adequate money to run a viable business long-term. However, money in itself
Values and principles
Transformations that start with a clearly articulated purpose and then adopt a common set of principles and values are more
The common cause
A common cause is a basic idea that “animates” the organization. We borrowed this idea from Simon Sinek’s “the good