@LarryLarmeu I am always up for out of the box and controversial research
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@LarryLarmeu it’s a job for a think tank
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@LarryLarmeu Actually, I believe it’s possible to measure “good enough”, and I have an idea of how. But it would require huge research time.
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@AndiMann really?? When is the last time you saw (consumer and/or enterprise) software that was bug free? 🙂
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Nothing like Twitter char limit helps taking statements out of context.
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@AndiMann Of course. But I clearly meant “being imperfectly”, not “being broken”
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@malekzadeh yeah but not my point. My point is about the impact of delivery time on human perception. How it influences cognitive bias
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So DevOps methodology is not just about being faster at delivering apps. It’s also indirectly about increasing confidence in the IT org.
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Conversely the faster you deliver a good or service, the stronger the confidence. Even if the product is imperfect. People assume you’ll fix
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Crowdfunded a project on Indiegogo exactly 1 year ago. Shipment is still not even close to happen. Lesson: slow delivery impacts confidence
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