A random blog: Seilevel Presentation
I've made a few contributions to the Seilevel forum, though I'm not convinced we're on the same wavelength.
...about checking rates
...about Tom Gilb, Agile and INCOSE 2007
...about Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs, mobile phones, trading off performance
...about decision-making processes
Three Cheers for the Worry-Stack (prioritization)
Let the Market Decide (prioritization)
...how worse can be better
...the final word on Goals vs. Businesss Objectives
...to copy or link: maintainability vs. usability
Showing posts with label effectiveness. Show all posts
Showing posts with label effectiveness. Show all posts
Thursday, June 28, 2007
A random blog: Seilevel Presentation
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Wednesday, May 02, 2007
Effective Requirement Process
I waited a month before replying to a question on one of Tom Gilb's forums. This is only partly because I wanted to avoid doing the student's assignment. The main reason was so that I could canvass opinions on LinkedIn's new(ish) Answers facility. Interesting results from LinkedIn were:
- A general distrust of KPIs (Key Performance Indicators)
- The absence of any reference to possible KPIs, however flawed or dangerous
- A belief in the impossibility of measuring the effectiveness of requirement processes
- A fairly low number of responses (7). Is that because it's a hard question or an uninteresting one, I wonder.
I may yet re-open the question with my own thoughts included as clarification. For the moment I must leave a little time for others to comment on my Gilb post.
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