From Grey to Clear: A Boring but Necessary Post
Respect Requirements Specs: They Can Bite Yet another article on Project Specifications, I’m afraid. I just heard this week of yet another omission in a specification. Only this time, the …
Navigating the Grey Zone: When Projects Don’t Quite Meet Expectations
It is easy to understand that the success of any project hinges on the quality and precision of its specifications. That’s why project sponsors, that is, the customer, must always provide comprehensive, accurate, and high-quality project specifications before going to tender.
Communication Breakdown: It’s Always The Same
Any company worth its salt will have systems in place to reduce the breakdowns in communication. These are all well and good, but they require the users to adhere to specific policies or guidelines.
Rediscovering Creativity: Writing on Vacation
The Parallels Between Vacation and Project Planning On the face of it, taking a break should only be good for me. A chance to relax and recharge. This time, like …
Business Not As Usual: The Collateral Damage of A Pyrrhic Victory.
The Loss of Talent: A Hidden Business Cost. I don’t understand and cannot explain why talented people are let go; fire is a better word, for repeatedly disagreeing with somebody …
The Everyday Solopreneur:
Start Your Side Hustle with Focus and Flair. Find Your Niche: Exploring Your Side Hustle Options. The Everyday Solopreneur. Over the last month, I’ve realised that building a business as …
Shatter Complexity: Requirements Gathering Essentials
Break through the jargon to what matters! This is the third article in the series highlighting the critical aspects of successful Software Projects. Be they custom-built or implementation and adaption …
The Yin and Yang of Software Development
The Yin and Yang of Software Development Exploring Functional and Non-Functional Requirements Balancing the core elements of software design and functionality This article is a follow-up to Unveiling the Key …