Recent posts tagged project_management

Many of the software projects that go wrong go wrong through misalignment. They solve a need nobody had, accept tradeoffs nobody weighed, or carry risks nobody examined. PMI's 2014 survey of more than 2,000 practitioners put poor requirements managem...

Affiliate marketing can begin with only a few product links, but managing those links becomes considerably harder as a website grows. A publisher may eventually work with dozens of merchants, multiple affiliate networks, different tracking IDs, regio...

Dalam konstruksi modern, masalahnya jarang pada kurang data—yang sering terjadi adalah data terpencar: progres di lapangan ada di form harian, biaya ada di spreadsheet, material dan alat berat ada di catatan berbeda. Tren integrasi software konstruks...

Most engineering teams have a backlog of work they call "tech debt." Developers understand how it can slow down feature development, increase support costs, and threaten system stability. Yet when they bring these concerns to stakeholders, the work o...

Most teams don’t fail because the agency “can’t build.” They fail because nobody agrees on what done means — and the cracks show up right after the first version ships. Here’s what usually breaks first in this order, based on what I’ve seen across e...

I just published a longer guide comparing in-house vs agency vs freelancers for startup mobile apps. Instead of a link drop, here are the 5 takeaways that actually matter: 1 This is a risk decision delivery, quality, runway, not just a cost decisi...

Business and technically minded people both tend to credit new technology for the gains seen after a system or tool rebuild. They will also often blame the tech when a rebuild goes awry. But when you examine what actually changed, the technology ofte...

Hi all. Ever thought that creating projects for some languages are such as hassle cough C cough. Writing Makefiles/Justfiles until 3AM, getting it to work. Well, I have made a script which automates this project creation , not just for C, but eve...

After having followed the various conventions defined by our Githttps://brazenbraden.com/posts/gitconventions/ and GitHubhttps://brazenbraden.com/posts/githubprocess/ processes, we should now be in a good place to take the code that has been produced...

Scrum was born as the savior of development teams. Now, in too many companies, it’s turned into a corporate religion with more sermons than miracles. And like any bureaucratic religion... it either reforms, or it dies. Scrum: from agile revolut...

!1#The Founder's Dilemma: To Pivot or to Persevere? When you're building something new, whether it's a startup or a project, you'll face a big question over and over: should you stick with your original plan, or is it time for a change? This is the ...