RSessions
- @ Great, let me know what you think! You have seen my Complexity white paper?about 1 hour ago from Twittelator in reply to johanlindberg
- @ The science behind heart surgery isn't difficult either, just requires practice.about 6 hours ago from Twittelator in reply to richardveryard
- @ That's where training and willingness to change comes in.about 6 hours ago from Twittelator in reply to aleksb6
- @ What science?about 6 hours ago from Twittelator in reply to richardveryard
- @ "chasing" simplicity is very hard. Following a well defined process is much easier.about 7 hours ago from Twittelator in reply to aleksb6
- @ Yes, that is why SIP looks closely at organizational complexity as well as technical complexity.about 7 hours ago from Twittelator in reply to johanlindberg
- @ Putting humans in rockets is easy. Putting them in orbit and bringing them back alive, that's the complex part.about 8 hours ago from Twittelator in reply to richardveryard
- @ Small IT projects usually suceed. Large IT systems usually fail. SIP turns big systems into small ones.about 8 hours ago from Twittelator in reply to johanlindberg
- @ The complexity of managing complexity is proportional to the amount of complexity being managed.about 8 hours ago from Twittelator in reply to aojensen
- @ Or if you can convince people you can handle more complexity...about 8 hours ago from Twittelator in reply to richardveryard
- @ That explains The Butler.about 8 hours ago from Twittelator in reply to Cybersal
- @ Large consulting companys use complexity to intidate companies into hiring them.about 8 hours ago from Twittelator in reply to aojensen
- @ If you are interested in IT Simplification based on SIP, see my white paper: about 18 hours ago from HootSuite in reply to aahoogendoorn
- @ SIP=Simple Iterative Partitions. Simplification of IT systems based on the mathematics of partitions.about 18 hours ago from HootSuite in reply to aahoogendoorn
- @ For SIP, reusability (as you define it) is important, but is an implementation issue, not part of the SIP analysis.about 18 hours ago from HootSuite in reply to aahoogendoorn
- @ Maybe we could compare your smart use case technique and my SIP, see if they are complementary.about 19 hours ago from HootSuite in reply to aahoogendoorn
- @ It would be fun to look at your agile SOA project from a complexity perspective. Interested?about 19 hours ago from HootSuite in reply to aahoogendoorn
- @ IMO, agile is compatible with SOA if and only if simplicity is considered a key architectural attribute.about 19 hours ago from HootSuite in reply to aahoogendoorn
- @ Claims SOA is BDAT. "Best Demonstrable Available Technology" or "Battle Damage Assessment Team." I vote for 2nd.about 19 hours ago from HootSuite in reply to aahoogendoorn
- @ Cluedo? Those Brits!about 20 hours ago from HootSuite in reply to seabird20
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- Name Roger Sessions
- Location Near Houston, Texas
- Web http://www.object...
- Bio Author: Simple Architectures for Complex Enterprises; Evangelist: Simple Iterative Partitions Methodology; Interests: All Things Simple
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