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fair enough, however they juggle the buzzwords. If they didn't but cared about their business (they know I hope) and make hard requirements to IT, that would h
by mro_name 5y ago
fair enough, however they juggle the buzzwords.
If they didn't but cared about their business (they know I hope) and make hard requirements to IT, that would help. IT should then come up with solutions to those real-world problems. We're not talking just about hobbyists, do we?
That's what Eric Evans talks about in DDD as I got it.
- nix23 5y ago> fair enough, however they juggle the buzzwords. Oh absolutely true, you don't want to look completely clueless in front of people who take your money to setup an infrastructure ;) >and make hard requirements to IT, that would help That would make stuff so much more easy. Often it even lacks even a inventory of used applications/hardware....network. Just one example: Made a plan for new hardware and network (new cabling etc), then i walked around the workshop and there was that dusty machine running...i asked what it is...a dos-machine with...wait...TOKENRING. That machine was an integral part of the whole workshop ;) However we made a virtual FreeDOS machine and buy'd a software converter for the machine protocol, the 25yo cnc-machine needed a new card (ethernet instead of token-ring, very lucky we found that thing) so there was that one little DOS-machine no one though about who could stop the whole "modernization".
- mro_name 5y ago> you don't want to look completely clueless That's why I give them money, so they bare with my cluelessness on their field. Would do it myself otherwise. Or the way round: "I hire smart people for a lot of money, why would I tell them what to do" (Steve Jobs) > that one little DOS-machine The donkey does the work and the horse gets the fame.
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