One Size Does Not Fit All, Part V

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One Size Does Not Fit All, Part V

Posted April 23, 2015 | Technology |

In the previous Advisors in this series, we pointed out that development can be sorted out into three classes (see Figure 1):

Bug fixes and small changes
New features for existing applications or platforms
New applications and platforms

Figure 1 -- The three types of development efforts.

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Israel Gat

Dr. Israel Gat is an expert in Agile and Lean methods, devops, software governance, technical debt and technical due diligence. He served as Cutter Fellow and the Director of the Agile Product Management & Software Engineering Excellence practice from 2008 until 2015, and now splits his time between consulting and writing. Dr. Gat has received many accolades from clients, such as “His approach is the only one I’ve found that actually works… Read More

Murray Cantor

Murray Cantor has been a leader for over 30 years, applying leading-edge ideas in software and systems development. Currently, Dr. Cantor is CTO of Aptage. Recently, he served as an IBM Distinguished Engineer, a member of the Rational CTO Council, and the Rational Lead for Analytics and Optimization for Software and Systems, where he led the application of predictive analytics to software and systems planning/development as well as adapting Lean… Read More

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One Size Does Not Fit All, Part V

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