It's #oredev day here, so be prepared for a stream of posts about the conference and the insights I'm collecting as I go along. the day for me, starts with a talk by Frode Randers on Innovation and technology coexistence in a regulated environment. Innovation within regulated environments is a topic many of my customers also face. Let's see what I can learn today!
This talk highlights also how software teams need to be cross functional (in this case with lawyers, managers, politicians), to even be able to keep up with the changes that are inherent in this system (social security in Sweden)
This talk really highlights how everything is moving towards being a technology problem, or at least fully dependant on technology to work. The amount of Tech that needs to be maintained and skills kept is mind boggling.
The interesting twist in this talk is that regulations, in the case of this organization, actually leads to the need to move faster, to be more #Agile
Trying to map the code structure in a huge set of systems..... Reminds me of the observation that "Map is not the territory"....
Many legislative decisions are only implemented in software! Some of those are long lived, others come as a surprise and need urgent implementation. Sounds like they need to be very #Agile
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10moThis organization's struggle with data over time (up to centuries) would need some serious #AgileBI approaches! (Ping Raphael Branger )