or to be more precise, Simplicity in larger successfull business today is an illusion.
I fully agree with Gene Hughson who wrote wrote "Simple responses to complex situations are both seductive and dangerous" in his blog.
But why is it like this today?
The story about the Seven Deadly Sins of IT continues with New technology
This is when Chris, the CEO, has lust for new technology and Joakim Lindbom is trying to persuade him to to be a little bit more realistic.
When you buy digital content, how long time will it be available?
Greger Wikstrand wrote about When cloud services disappear and with digital content the problem can be the same. You can't use what you own.
This is the story of one company, three managers and sevens sins.
Chris, the CEO, has hubris. He thinks his company is much better at innovation than it really is, but the CFO and CIO don't agree with him.
An agile approach to filmmaking is in theory rather simple. In sprint 1, all scenes for chapter 1. In sprint 2, all scenes for chapter 2 etc.
In reality, we have a lot of constraints as availability of locations, cast and crew. Not to forget, it's not possible to edit a shot that haven’t been filmed yet.