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Lean development promotes providing requirements as late as possible. How should a software development organization budget or price a project based on such a...
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Jan 2, 2007
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good afternoon. requirements drive so much of the "solution" including costs. I am very new to this list but have almost 30 years in it development and/or it...
Dan Swanson
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Jan 2, 2007
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For the coming year, focus on "working with others" rather than "competing against others." - Denis Waitley. We spend January 1 walking through our lives, room...
Dan Swanson
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... From: "tal_ovadia@..." <tal_ovadia.at.countrywide.com@...> To: "leandevelopment@yahoogroups.com" ...
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... Tal, Have you ever seen a project proposed without any idea of what the project should accomplish? That idea is a requirement--a very general one, to be...
George Dinwiddie
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Jan 2, 2007
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Hi, I was just peeking at bits about "Toyota's Product Development System" and they mention developing a set of options early, and delaying choosing until good...
Vic Williams
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Jan 3, 2007
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good morning. I am still of the opinion that requirements should be started and completed as early as possible and/but certainly we need to start with the high...
Dan Swanson
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Dan, I often ask people in my classes what percentage of requirements typically change over the course of development in their environment. I generally get ...
Mary Poppendieck
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Jan 3, 2007
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Mary, I agree with your point that requirements change and that they are usually specified too early. My initial question about project budgeting was from a...
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Tal, It seems that you are in a contracting situation, as opposed to developing software for use within your own organization. If I can make that assumption,...
Mary Poppendieck
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Jan 3, 2007
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Mary. thanks for the excellent reply & I look forward to reading your book too (i.e. have ordered it). I totally agree "churn" as you call it is a form of...
Dan Swanson
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Jan 3, 2007
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That's a risk, all right. The more you're operating with developers that already know the territory, the less of a risk it is. A little intelligence goes a...
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Dan, When I was in manufacturing, Just-in-Time principles “flew in the face of” years and years of “common wisdom” about how to forecast and build to...
Mary Poppendieck
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Jan 3, 2007
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... Studies have generally shown that the larger a "big requirements up front" effort, the higher the odds of a mistake in the requirements reaching the field....
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... You're right that requirements gathering should be robust. And a key aspect of robust requirements gathering is knowing when a requirement is "ripe" for...
Greg Akins
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Jan 3, 2007
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... I think avoiding rework and customer satisfaction (the real quality thinking) can be better achieved "doing the requirements as late as possible". When you...
Henrique Borges
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Question below… Glen B. Alleman _____ From: Mary Poppendieck Subject: RE: [leandevelopment] Isn't a robust requirements process the key? Dan, When I was in...
Glen B Alleman
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Jan 3, 2007
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I couldn’t agree more with you, Henrique, iterative development has been around a very long time. One of the reasons iterative development has a long history...
Mary Poppendieck
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Jan 3, 2007
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... highest visionary level. [GBA] a bit of a stretch IMO. Innovations emerge for sure, but they are guided in many cases by detailed engineering design. One...
Mary Poppendieck
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There is at least one definitional problem floating in this discussion. A very basic question to ask is, "What is a requirement?" The term "requirement" is...
Michael T. Nygard
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Jan 3, 2007
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good afternoon. I too need to adjust my previous statement as Iterative development has of course been around a very long time. The key concern that I wanted...
Dan Swanson
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Hello, Dan. On Wednesday, January 3, 2007, at 4:17:20 PM, you ... I'm curious just what "robust" might mean. Certainly it is important that the software match...
Ron Jeffries
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Jan 3, 2007
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Mary, I don't see the term "set based design" in my copy. "Experimenting with alternatives" is a basic practice of systems engineering's "trade studies" ...
Glen B Alleman
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Jan 3, 2007
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Mary, If you haven't seen this, it's a nice overview of Set Based Design in the automotive world ...
Glen B Alleman
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Jan 3, 2007
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So Dan, what actual research is there to support the idea that getting requirements right - and earlier is better than later - is the best approach? In the...
Mary Poppendieck
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Jan 3, 2007
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Great reference, Glen. Thanks. Mary Poppendieck 952-934-7998 Author of Lean Software Development & Implementing Lean Software Development www.poppendieck.com ...
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Jan 3, 2007
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Mary, Glen B. Alleman ________________________________ From: Mary Poppendieck [GBA] this is also the basis of Real Options in which "experts" draw on their...
Glen Alleman
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Jan 3, 2007
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I agree, Glen, very large projects have to be conducted more like an orchestra, while small projects can be conducted more like a Jazz band. For my lights,...
Mary Poppendieck
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Jan 3, 2007
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Hi, It looks, from my brief view, that Toyota generates sets of options in it's set-based design, then picks the best at the appropriate time. It also seems to...
Vic Williams
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Jan 3, 2007
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Dan - I will take Mike Nygard's discussion step further and claim that a requirement is just a design decision that the implementer does not get to change (per...
Tom Poppendieck
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