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A formal management calculus is an intriguing idea. It could allow something like specifying invariants that must hold for any reorganization or deriving the ne
by User23 4y ago
A formal management calculus is an intriguing idea. It could allow something like specifying invariants that must hold for any reorganization or deriving the necessary precondition for some desired organizational property to be achieved.
- lifeisstillgood 4y agoI think you can go an awful long way with three things - a single programmatic API wrapping all parts of a company "datastore" import accounts, people, ... print sales.emea.range(2023,2,1) - a simple forward based test suite - so tests that are specified now but should pass at certain dates in future, or after certain release milestones test.endfebruary.totalemeasales> 5M test.startfebruary.totalmarketingemea.increase = 15% This basically is trying to link budgets to actions in a traceable way. it effectively takes project management and wipes it out as it should. you don't need managers to tell people what is to be done, you just measure if it has been done. (admittedly Inthink things also need to measure like "all posters in shops need to be chnaged by date x" - lots and lots of talking to people