top | item 5588308 Why big IT projects always go wrong 4 points| weiran | 13 years ago |m.guardian.co.uk 4 comments order hn newest arocks|13 years ago Direct link to the research mentioned in the article: http://arxiv.org/pdf/1304.0265v1.pdfIt concludes that Big Bang risky projects should be avoided and smaller projects with comprehensive contingency plans should be preferred instead. toadi|13 years ago Strange the article doesn't mention the conclusion. Looks like the advice is not to do anything... load replies (1) deluxaran|13 years ago In my opinion the problem lies in planning. The bigger the project the more the entropy can start to have fun with it :)
arocks|13 years ago Direct link to the research mentioned in the article: http://arxiv.org/pdf/1304.0265v1.pdfIt concludes that Big Bang risky projects should be avoided and smaller projects with comprehensive contingency plans should be preferred instead. toadi|13 years ago Strange the article doesn't mention the conclusion. Looks like the advice is not to do anything... load replies (1)
toadi|13 years ago Strange the article doesn't mention the conclusion. Looks like the advice is not to do anything... load replies (1)
deluxaran|13 years ago In my opinion the problem lies in planning. The bigger the project the more the entropy can start to have fun with it :)
arocks|13 years ago
It concludes that Big Bang risky projects should be avoided and smaller projects with comprehensive contingency plans should be preferred instead.
toadi|13 years ago
deluxaran|13 years ago