After Monday's Blog Entry on "One-Size-Fits-???" I received the following from a fellow friend, associate and customer that is just too good to not pass on. (BTW -- I did chastize him about not posting for all to...
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Agile, CIO, Software QualityI find myself continuously amazed by the number of software development methods that are available, and question whether any single one could possibly "fit" any project. (Please see my previous post "
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CIO, Software QualityIn a recent visit to my dentist, I had the experience of having the Xray tech "fit" an ungodly uncomfortable piece of plastic into my mouth for the xray. When I said something about how uncorfortable it was, her comment to me was "one-size-fits-all, which really means of course, that...
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Agile, CIO, Software QualityI'd like to call special attention to one of the written principles contained in the "Agile Manifesto" relating to simplicity, "Simplicity--the art of maximizing the amount of work not done--is essential." Yes, I agree with this...
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Agile, CIO, Software QualityWhat I'm getting at here is this -- Let's say you have users in your organization who need to have certain information -- but the information is not readily available except on a paper form located somewhere in another location. You may realize this as a possible use for a document management...
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Agile, Software QualityI recently had the opportunity to visit a potential client to look at a software development project that had been started by another developer over a year ago. Just the fact that nothing was yet operational (nor really functional to the potential user) was really a warning sign to me as I...
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