How the MVP has lost its meaning
Following up from yesterday’s post on Minimal Viable Product, I received some great feedback on just how the MVP has lost its way. A couple… Read More »How the MVP has lost its meaning
Following up from yesterday’s post on Minimal Viable Product, I received some great feedback on just how the MVP has lost its way. A couple… Read More »How the MVP has lost its meaning
Much is made of the MVP – the Minimal Viable Product – but so rarely is it executed in a meaningful and valuable way. So… Read More »Doing the Minimal Viable Product
Got those servers hanging around with Windows NT still on them? Got that VM sitting in prod which might be a bastion host or it… Read More »Show No Fear
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Yesterday’s email about incident management led me to find another interesting and related podcast. Reducing On-Call Engineer Burnout with a Volunteer Management Infrastructure from TopEndDevs.com… Read More »Making The Promise To Your Customer, Early
There’s much already been written on how to build software, how to build products, how to build teams that build systems. But the main point… Read More »Building a Software Product
The engineer has a mindset which leaps on solutions. Because of the way that we are wired, our solution-orientation makes us sometimes harder to approach… Read More »Engineering vs Product Management
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The great thing about technology is that it’s a leveller. It’s an enabler. It’s not a reason to change, but it delivers reasons to change.… Read More »The Level Playing Field
Often when we are confronted with a systems decision in our business, we are overwhelmed by choice. So we hire a consultant to help us… Read More »Build or Buy? Or Both?