Retrospectives with system modelling
I would argue that sometimes, at retrospectives maybe the best thing we can do is to try to better understand “the system”, and for that system modelling seems like a very good approach to me.
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Cybersecurity is a war between security over progress
Over the past several years, experts and policymakers have expressed increasing concerns about protecting ICT systems from cyber attacks — a deliberate attempt by unauthorized persons to access ICT systems, usually with the goal of theft, disruption, damage, or other unlawful actions....
Big Software and the 4th Industrial Revolution – Enabling the mutable enterprise
Big Software represents the start of a new technological era in which each of the major capabilities at the heart of contemporary cloud and data centre operations can be created and managed as software– data storage as software, data processing as software, data networking as software. Given a data management compute landscape (storing, processing, networking) that is a single continuum of software, innovative capabilities are now being developed to further transform data management operations and, in turn, further transform the delivery of the mutable enterprise.
Advancements In The E-Commerce Software Boosting Its Adoption From Numerous Industries
E-commerce software is a platform or engine that helps control and manage inventory, add or remove products, calculate taxes, process payments, maintain e-commerce website, and fulfill orders. E-commerce software enables users and businesses to simplify multifaceted and complex operations and...
Big Software and the 4th Industrial Revolution – Enabling the Mutable Enterprise
CIOs need to be able to articulate for their Boards how Big Software is a critical element in defining and delivering new, disruptive business models.
