You Can't Always Get What You Want
In software development, we’re trying to meet the given “requirements.” I prefer to call these “desirements,” because they what we want, not necessarily what’s required. And who wants them? We do better when we pay attention to the needs of everyone involved, both those using the system, those paying for it, and those building it. We may not get everything we want, but we can get what we need.
Outline/Structure of the Case Study
Estimates
Antimatter Principle
Satir Congruence
Learning Outcome
How to get what you need
Target Audience
everyone
schedule Submitted 3 years ago
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