In this article, I offer my thoughts but recognize there's a great deal of room for interpretation for understanding the differences between these terms.
Discover SOLVED: a decision-making model that can be used for making effective decisions throughout different stages of the software development lifecycle.
In this interview with Marty Cagan, author of the book "Transformed," explore insights on revolutionizing product management and embracing empowered teams.
Explore conflict management strategies inspired by Google's Project Aristotle with additional data points, and a use case to illustrate real-life scenarios.
PlatformCon24 is fast approaching, and with its focus on all things platform engineering — arguably one of the hottest topics of 2024 — it’s a must-attend!
Learn how event storming aids in identifying and defining bounded contexts, explore insights on different types, and discuss Conway's Law and external systems' influence.
Understand the roles of data analysts, engineers, and scientists. Learn how they collaborate and what to consider for a career in data insights for devs and IT pros.
Asking engineers to cut back on logging introduces an unnecessary distraction from a supportability and toil perspective – impacting primary objectives along the way.
In this article, we uncover typical ways in which Scrum teams fail stakeholders, from overpromising results to poor risk communication to neglecting feedback.
Embark on a journey through the key milestones and advancements that have shaped the IT landscape, exploring the technologies driving progress and the implications.
Grafana is a vital open-source tool for real-time monitoring, offering customizable dashboards, proactive alerts, and seamless integration for IoT applications.
Expanding on "Build Your Own Programming Language" by Clinton Jeffery, this article embarks on a journey to demystify the intricacies of programming language development.
I have seen, over time, that developers seem invested in learning new things for the sake of new things, rather than getting better at existing approaches.