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So here's an orthogonal question. In a field like space navigation, where your findings come back after an expedition planned 5-10+ years ago how do you be "agi
by yomly 10y ago
So here's an orthogonal question. In a field like space navigation, where your findings come back after an expedition planned 5-10+ years ago how do you be "agile"?
What is the go to project management style? Can we learn from these disciplines for alternative practices to building software?
- andrepd 10y agoOrthogonal? x) Why not "unrelated"?
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- kerbalspacepro 10y agoIt is related? The article is about space research, his question is about the management and organization of space research.
- lmm 10y agoWe can find alternative practices, sure. They'd likely be similar to early software development practices that were inspired by physical engineering practices. But they're going to be less effective. The whole point of agile is to arrange your practices around the short feedback loops that are uniquely possible with software and get the most possible value out of them.