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Story Points Fall
Story Points Fall
Agile is never mastered the easy way – it's a practice filled with faults, compromises, and trade-offs. To Measure or…
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Agile Story Points
Agile Story Points
This story is for certified Scrum Masters and development leaders who wonder: Why does task scoring feel so…
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How to make teammates to be heard
How to make teammates to be heard
Have you ever tried stepping aside from a workplace “rat race”? Today’s environment often locks us into a seemingly…
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What Does Source Code Stand For in the AI Era?
What Does Source Code Stand For in the AI Era?
Foreword Recently, the software development industry has been flooded with a tide of 'AI takes our jobs' posts. Does…
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Navigating the Roadblocks to Scaling MBSE
Navigating the Roadblocks to Scaling MBSE
I've often been asked what truly prevents Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) from being scaled effectively across…
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Are System Architects a Thing of the Past? A Reflection on Our Evolving Industry
Are System Architects a Thing of the Past? A Reflection on Our Evolving Industry
There are whispers in the corridors of tech that system architecture, with its structured processes and “think first”…
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Beyond the Engine: The Six Levels of Software-Driven Car Evolution
Beyond the Engine: The Six Levels of Software-Driven Car Evolution
Introduction Modern cars are no longer just a bunch of nuts and bolts – they are far beyond, a computer encased into a…
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Kill the Troll. Engineering Tale.
Kill the Troll. Engineering Tale.
Disclaimer. This story does not provide a comprehensive guide to killing a troll.
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Use-Case Evolution Guide
Use-Case Evolution Guide
Modern product development demands more and more sophisticated designs. This in turn leads to the increased complexity…
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How to handle multidisciplinary project development
How to handle multidisciplinary project development
Let’s start with the definition The complex project is the one which has at least two independent teams with their own…
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Residuality Theory states that a random simulation of stress produces an architecture more likely to survive unknown sources of stress. Surviving…
Residuality Theory states that a random simulation of stress produces an architecture more likely to survive unknown sources of stress. Surviving…
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И снова этот непростой вопрос: как мне заявить о себе, если непосредственный руководитель этого не хочет?.. Я в такие минуты всегда вспоминаю себя…
И снова этот непростой вопрос: как мне заявить о себе, если непосредственный руководитель этого не хочет?.. Я в такие минуты всегда вспоминаю себя…
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🎤 Event host by day, awards host by night! What. A. Day. 💃 Still buzzing after an incredible experience with The Events Summit | Major Events…
🎤 Event host by day, awards host by night! What. A. Day. 💃 Still buzzing after an incredible experience with The Events Summit | Major Events…
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Master of Customer Requirements Analysis
BainBench
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Jedi of the year
Zodiac Interactive
http://www.zodiac.tv/press-release/zodiac-interactive-helping-differentiate-cablevision/
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Wonder of the year
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Продолжаю тему отличных СОПов. Вот два инструмента, которые не дают упустить детали и помогают описать процессы корректно. 🎭 RACI Отлично подходит…
Продолжаю тему отличных СОПов. Вот два инструмента, которые не дают упустить детали и помогают описать процессы корректно. 🎭 RACI Отлично подходит…
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The Fever Chart method has a fundamental flaw. It assumes that the project risk profile remains unchanged since the baseline. In reality, risks…
The Fever Chart method has a fundamental flaw. It assumes that the project risk profile remains unchanged since the baseline. In reality, risks…
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Сейчас модно говорить, что мир жесток. На самом деле, мир очень разный. Он большой. И в нем много разных возможностей. Часто мы слышим от разного…
Сейчас модно говорить, что мир жесток. На самом деле, мир очень разный. Он большой. И в нем много разных возможностей. Часто мы слышим от разного…
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What if fulfillment mattered more than success? 💫 After 16 years in the food industry, my latest podcast guest, Huseyin Enver, made a powerful…
What if fulfillment mattered more than success? 💫 After 16 years in the food industry, my latest podcast guest, Huseyin Enver, made a powerful…
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Начал работать с IT-школой, первые впечатления 👇 1. Со старта общения все очень четко. Михаил, чем можете помочь -> супер, давайте созвонимся ->…
Начал работать с IT-школой, первые впечатления 👇 1. Со старта общения все очень четко. Михаил, чем можете помочь -> супер, давайте созвонимся ->…
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The Fixer’s Paradox: How I Became a Crisis Manager When things break - when there is chaos and slow decline - they call one person. He won’t ask for…
The Fixer’s Paradox: How I Became a Crisis Manager When things break - when there is chaos and slow decline - they call one person. He won’t ask for…
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it isn't just cyber teams that need to be aware of the industry and growing trends; non-cyber teams should also be included in conversation 🎙️
it isn't just cyber teams that need to be aware of the industry and growing trends; non-cyber teams should also be included in conversation 🎙️
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I'm happy to release my latest lesson yet: State Estimation Explained: From Least Squares to Kalman Filters. Access here: https://lnkd.in/e2wfVctQ The goal isn't to become an expert overnight, but to build a solid foundational understanding of what these methods are, the math involved, and how they can be used. Topics include: Static least squares estimation Open loop dynamic estimation The Luenberger observer The linear quadratic Luenberger observer The continuous Kalman filter The discrete Kalman filter If you’re already familiar with these techniques, this lesson will be a nice review. If you’re new to the subject, you will gain useful perspectives on each of these methods. This will allow you to identify which method is appropriate for your purposes. Access this lesson and more at: http://www.LearnGandC.com Get the code on Patreon: https://lnkd.in/eSSQMcrc #StateEstimation #KalmanFilter #ControlTheory #LuenbergerObserver
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Pari Singh
Most hardware failures start with a perfectly reasonable plan. When teams aim to move faster, a few familiar traps tend to repeat. Missed assumptions. Unclear ownership. Late-stage surprises. We’ve seen it more than once. Left unchecked, these anti-patterns build up quietly and cost teams weeks, sometimes millions. Our latest handbook, Iterative Systems Engineering: In Practice, has more. Access below.
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Chris Rogerson
A satellite just used AI to decide what to do....in space....with zero human input. It scanned 500km ahead of its orbit, used onboard AI to check for cloud cover, and then chose whether or not to take a high-res image, all in under 90 seconds. No lag, no Earth-based processing, no wasted shots. The tech came from Ubotica, in partnership with Open Cosmos and NASA’s Jet Propulsion Lab. A sign of what's coming? - AI is moving to the edge, not just for phones or vehicles, but for space - Startups are turning satellites into autonomous, intelligent data layers - The implications for climate, disaster response, and Earth observation are massive As someone who works with VC's and founders building deeptech and sustainability-driven platforms, it's fascinating being part of this shift. Space isn’t just about exploration anymore, it’s becoming a critical part of our planet’s real-time sensing infrastructure. https://lnkd.in/eRbxvzng #AI #SpaceTech #ClimateTech #EdgeAI #EarthObservation #DeepTech #VentureCapital #ExecutiveSearch #OpenCosmos #Ubotica #NASA
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