Last time I talked a bit about the context of my experience with Machine Learning products and the high level issues we had getting customers to switch to what was clearly a better product. This time I get into some technical examples from these checklist[...]

First some context. My direct experience over the last decade+ has been mostly B2B selling enterprise grade software to large corporates and so my perspective is skewed this way. I have had many conversations with folks working in the small business and c[...]

Early in my career I believed that Tech Writers were a interface role to Marketing and Sales. As a product focused developer, I didn’t understand the true value of Tech Writers beyond cleaning up content to make it customer friendly as in the places where[...]

The rise of tooling for vulnerability detection combined with pressure driven by Vendor Due Diligence is causing a massive enterprise freezeout for non-mainstream technologies across the board. Of particular concern is the impact this will have on the ado[...]

The Steps Toward Leadership As a Software Engineer, I have gone through many managements, different countries, different companies, different projects which all left me with a bitter taste. After years of reflection, I realized that half of the feeling ca[...]

Opinions and decisions, how to be a successful team mate I have been working for more than 8 years in the software industry and have dealt with loads of developers from junior to senior.There are multiple points which can make a successful team mate. One [...]

There is some controversy as to when Scrum was invented, but many attribute it to Hirotaka Takeuchi and Ikujiro Nonaka in 1986. While still new and cutting edge to many companies this 30 year old process has it’s fair share of both proponents and opponent[...]

Agile software development, the best process the industry has come up with so far, how could it fail? Easy. Any …Continue reading →