Consider this: when the IT world wrote its first line of code, there were no methods and we were “flying by the seat of our pants,” so to speak. Then came the structured systems analysis and design methods and entity-relationship modeling for relational structures. Later, the object-oriented methods and the formal project management through Prince-II and PMBOK all provided increasing sophistication in developing solutions but, at the same time, added overheads and bureaucracies to the way in which we worked.
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