Twenty minutes past eight I boarded my plane to New York. This is the captain speaking. I am happy to announce that one fifth of our seats are unoccupied today. Congratulations to a very comfortable flight. It was then that I realised the empty seats, which unfortunately were all at the very front of the [ ]
One of the worst decision you could have made in IT the last couple of years was believing the no/low-code hype.
In light of today's message of Franciscus death, a more or less unshortened excerpt from Antiqua et Nova, The Limits of AI.
Let's say you had a machine that was able to plug into your eyes and your ears.
Four years ago to the date, Team Topologies was published. I am taking the opportunity of this date to write about Team Topologies: the good, the (probably) bad, and the ugly.
Suddenly the driver in front of me jumped out of the car. A woman was lying on the parking lane to the left. The man called the ambulance. Two bypassers immediately delivered first aid. I got out and put up a warning triangle. Four onlookers were standing around.
I think it was in 2017 when I first stumbled upon https://growsmethod.com/. It was an intriguing mixture of an encyclopedia and a new agile framework. Having done SCRUM for more than a decade, I was searching for something more… substantial. And there it was. A framework that starts with the very basic topic of human [ ]