Technical Debt There are three primary types of technical debt: naïve, unavoidable and strategic. The naïve technical debt occurs due to lack of experience or foresight, thereby resulting in poorly built software. Unavoidable technical debt deals with improvements of tools and design patterns that can’t be utilized today, but will be available in the future. Continue reading “Technical Debt”
Monthly Archives: February 2016
Risk Burn Down Chart
In my December blog, I covered the “Art of Risk Analysis” which skimmed over the idea of a risk burn down chart. One of my main points is that risk review is a continuous process that should be checked on a frequent basis. For larger projects where there are several risks, having a risk burnContinue reading “Risk Burn Down Chart”