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Thank you for sharing! I really find these industries fascinating and hope to work in one of those someday. > "The most important things are an advanced method
by kovac 5y ago
Thank you for sharing! I really find these industries fascinating and hope to work in one of those someday.
> "The most important things are an advanced method of requirements generation and change management."
Makes perfect sense seeing how those wrecking havoc in far simpler software I'm working on. Thanks very much for sharing.
- colechristensen 5y agoI have also never seen requirements or change control being done anywhere outside defense in any way near "correctly" or in a way which was useful. It is absolutely useful when you're doing a 10 billion dollar project with dozens of contractors when your customer is say, the Army. The way I've seen all of these things done in commercial software is like middle managers heard about requirements in an elevator while drunk and went home and decided to implement them. i.e. nobody know at all what they're doing, and they're trying to accomplish something they've heard of but never come close to experiencing done well. I feel the same way about Agile. It came from the way a group of smart effective people worked together and decided to share... it's being implemented almost everywhere by people who are looking for a set of guidelines to follow and don't at all grok the point of any of it.