2 ms·
Surely there's a middle ground for these things. The value in old data isn't just in pulling up a single piece of information like a magician pulls a rabbit ou
by Teever 2y ago
Surely there's a middle ground for these things.
The value in old data isn't just in pulling up a single piece of information like a magician pulls a rabbit out of their hat, it's tremendously useful for looking back and seeing how an organization and its methodology has changed and how that information can be applied to future project.
- michaelt 2y agoI see it as less about pulling up a single piece of information and more that a tool that every employee uses a dozen times a day produces much more value than the same tool if it's used only by the big boss, and only once or twice a year as it's so inconvenient to use