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"A loss of X dollars is always the responsibility of an executive whose financial responsibility exceeds X dollars." - Weinberg’s 'First Principle of Financial
by pjmorris 2y ago
"A loss of X dollars is always the responsibility of an executive whose financial responsibility exceeds X dollars."
- Weinberg’s 'First Principle of Financial Management' and 'Second Rule of Failure Prevention’
- 'First-Order Measurement', Quality Software Management, Volume 2, Gerald Weinberg, Dorset House Publishing, 1993
It seems to me that there's a need for the Crowdstrike CEO to take responsibility, e.g. for lax testing and for not doing canary rollouts.
And it seems to me that there's a place for the [airline|bank|hospital] CEOs and CIOs to consider implementing canary 'roll-ins' where new software is tried on a small scale before being installed everywhere.
- pjmorris 2y agoHow does this analogy work: Producers and regulators (or, if you prefer, the market) play an important role in managing food safety but they are not a replacement for our immune systems. Both are necessary.