Hey Alan: Having worked with all kinds of tech over the past four decades, I've seen good examples of process X vs. process Y. However, it still comes down to the people and the tech process they use. In my opinion, the better process is the one that gets the job closer to its final completion than the process that the one that gets it out of my hands the fastest.
We have to weigh the goals of the business and the process users involved to come up with better strategies so that process X and process Y yield process A or best practices, right?
I'm nit-picking but you gave me something to think about, and I appreciate it and your Content Pool every week.
Hey Alan: Having worked with all kinds of tech over the past four decades, I've seen good examples of process X vs. process Y. However, it still comes down to the people and the tech process they use. In my opinion, the better process is the one that gets the job closer to its final completion than the process that the one that gets it out of my hands the fastest.
We have to weigh the goals of the business and the process users involved to come up with better strategies so that process X and process Y yield process A or best practices, right?
I'm nit-picking but you gave me something to think about, and I appreciate it and your Content Pool every week.
Thanks,
Wayne