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From Agile to Radical: evolution of goals
To avoid disruption and becoming obsolete, we need effective mechanisms for evolving our goals early and proactively.
Onderwerpen-BC: Software
From Agile to Radical: measuring team performance
With the growing availability of data and our ability to process larger and larger volumes, it’s increasingly feasible to connect teams to business KPIs.
Behind the bearing: using advanced software to simulate real-life working conditions
SKF, an industry leader in bearing design and manufacturing, is working with consultants from Alten to build software tools that transform how one of engineering’s most used and crucial components is designed, tested and maintained.
Understanding the benefits of Rust
Rust, with its guarantee of memory safety, marks its place as a promising programming language. If you’re wondering whether you should invest your time in Rust, computer programming enthusiast Kris van Rens has a highly focused training for you at High Tech Institute.
Event-driven systems in manufacturing
Combining an event-driven architecture and a unified namespace is a powerful mechanism to make smart manufacturing work. The event-driven architecture ensures that important events are handled in real time. At the same time, the unified namespace provides a data and event structure to easily manage and monitor the whole environment.
From Agile to Radical: “worthwhile many” trap
We need to define our “vital few” KPIs or value factors with the intent of organizing the entire company around these.
From Agile to Radical: systems engineering
Systems engineers need to focus on optimizing total lifetime value, maximizing the amount of functionality that can be updated post-deployment and applying the principles of architectonics.
From Agile to Radical: business model
The lack of a business model supporting continuous practices often leads to significant resistance outside of software R&D. Instead of stopping the adoption, we should more aggressively explore alternative ways to generate continuous revenue.
First quantum-resistant cryptography standards make debut
The US National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has published the first three standards for quantum-safe cryptography.
From Agile to Radical: customers don’t want DevOps
There are three arguments why customers say no to upgrades and DevOps: quality concerns, deployment cost and compatibility issues.