#no estimates, agile or waterfall?
In mid May this year, I started with a summer challenge, to do a full lenght feature film during the summer. You can read more about the film ”Att vinna ett kex / Lyckohjulet” (in Swedish).
In mid May this year, I started with a summer challenge, to do a full lenght feature film during the summer. You can read more about the film ”Att vinna ett kex / Lyckohjulet” (in Swedish).
Where is your data?
View the discussions with Greger Wikstrand, Claudio Reyes , Mark Battersby, Robert Willborg, Jesper Kråkhede and Casimir Artmann.
Does horse riding have anything to do with Enterprise Architecture?
Yes, and I will explain why. For me, to manage risk when doing changes and prepare for new opportunities are the main reason for doing EA. The same goes with horses.
In during pre-production and production, there is a lot of scheduling and re-rescheduling of when to do what, where and with whom. This would be perfect if we could have a software program to handle this in a better way, on an iPad or a laptop on set when shooting the film.
A year ago, I talked to some people in a web-project that was run in an agile fashion. One of my questions was how they managed requirements related to the upcoming GDPR regulations. The answer was that we put them in the backlog. Formally correct from an agile perspective, I don’t think it’s the right approach for regulatory requirements.