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In the case of the Phoenix project, you may be misattributing what were references to Goldratt’s The Goal (almost certainly if the book is outside the technolog
by asplake 5y ago
In the case of the Phoenix project, you may be misattributing what were references to Goldratt’s The Goal (almost certainly if the book is outside the technology space). Really the reference is to the underlying model, Theory of Constraints in that case. Could be happening for other examples where the book/author isn’t the primary reference.
- Swizec 5y agoYou are right of course, it’s just theory of constraints applied to software. I did read The Goal first before those two :) My observation has been that theory of constraints is a hidden secret in engineering and most people instead refer to the devops/phoenix version of it.