Mainly but not exclusively about software products, those that are GOOD ENOUGH and deserve to be left alone in their current form without suffering from "feature bloat" and excessive complexity ...
Wednesday, May 30, 2007
When "good enough" isn't good enough
Have a look at bestuff.com where you can vote on what you think is "the best stuff in the world."
Tony Austin ... Trained in science and engineering, still tend to approach life from a scientist's or engineer's viewpoint, but over the years have picked up skills in sales/marketing, journalism and other non-technical areas. Taught Chemistry / Math / Science in high schools. Joined IBM Australia in 1970, retired in 1995, since then have been an "independent consultant" [an oxymoron]. So now I have over four decades in the IT business, still enjoying it enormously - except, that is, for the same silly mistakes being repeated time and time again in function and interfaces, won't we ever learn?
0 comments:
Post a Comment