L-għeluq ħasbu fuq dan b'mod ieħor artikolu matt titkellem ukoll għal problemi aħna sikwit jiffaċċjaw fil-komunità teknika:
"Such dreary developments, antiċipat b'ċertezza, għandhom jitħallsu philosophically."
This puts me in mind of one of the presentations I gave at the SharePoint Best Practices conference last month. I was describing how to get "great" rekwiżiti kummerċjali u xi ħadd fl-udjenza staqsa, fl-effett, what to do if circumstances are such that it’s impossible to get great requirements. Per eżempju, kultura kumpanija partikolari li tpoġġi fil quddiem min jiġbru rekwiżiti / analista negozju, preventing direct communication with end users. This is a serious impediment to obtaining great business requirements. My answer was "walk away." I’m not a big humorist, so I was surprised at how funny this was to the audience. Madankollu, I’m serious about this. If you can’t get good requirements, you can be certain that a dreary outcome will result. Who wants that? I’m a consultant, dan huwa aktar realistiku (għalkemm terriblement uġigħ u drastiċi) for me to walk away. Madankollu, jekk int għeruq f'kumpanija u ma jridux, jew ma tistax, walk away, George (for once 🙂 ) juri l-mod.
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