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Yeah, the typical way to fix an unforeseen data issue is that someone is empowered to update the data manually on the backend which sounds like exactly what hap
by kube-system 1mo ago
Yeah, the typical way to fix an unforeseen data issue is that someone is empowered to update the data manually on the backend which sounds like exactly what happened. That being a slow process is not a software engineering issue, but an organizational issue.
- aleph_minus_one 1mo ago> That being a slow process is not a software engineering issue, but an organizational issue. Business software is work processes that has been turned into code.
- kube-system 1mo agoYes, but the end users are not (yet) code, they are humans. In order to fix the data in the system, the organization will have to place a human behind the keyboard with the authority and ability to change the data from incorrect to correct.
- aleph_minus_one 1mo ago> will have to place a human behind the keyboard with the authority [...] to change the data from incorrect to correct. Whether such a person has such a permission in the system or whether the permission system of the software can actually model this is a work process that has been turned into code.
- kube-system 1mo agoYes, the permissions systems in software usually is built to reflect the reality of someone's job role.