Should we let software visually decay? This thought came out of some recent discussions I had regarding the problem around software modernization, as this is something still hard to get budget, understanding and time for. And most cases companies than start enormous modernization projects once it is actually to late.... One reason being is that software is an intangible asset and in contrast to physical assets where you can immediately see the lack of modernization and maintenance, in software it is not visible and for most people who are not an engineer not really understandable. But what if over time software would start to decay like physical assets? Buttons maybe not arranged in proper angles anymore, text boxes only accepting input after a second or third try, cracks on the screen or maybe some strange noises when submitting a form? Would this help to raise the case for modernization or would it just alienate business and IT even more? (Which is one of the core reasons why modernization is so hard, but about that some other time...) #software #modernization #businessandIT #IT #softwareevolution #technology #continuousimprovement #softwaredevelopment
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3moStefan Heil it's a really interesting thought and worthwhile to discuss and elaborate. How can we show degeneration in a meaningful and understandable way (for business and decision makers)? Artifical fading or non-functioning of minor functions?