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Posted to dev@openoffice.apache.org by "Dennis E. Hamilton" <de...@acm.org> on 2015/09/19 19:15:28 UTC
The "right way" to Ship Software
<http://firstround.com/review/the-right-way-to-ship-software/>
This is an appealing article for developers mainly. I think it is accessible to others on this list as well.
The TLDR;
"As a rule of thumb, expensive software means
Predictability is key while shipping. Customers
*need* your product. If you have a lower (or no)
Price tag, focus on [User Experience] UX. Users
Who don't need your product have to *want* it."
The question for us is, where in that range are we? We're clearly toward the no pricetag side, but not entirely. There is a need basis also, especially around the fact that predictability is a big deal with regard to the handling of digital documents across platforms.
Look at the whole article. Where are we? And then how does management of risk fit?
-- Dennis E. Hamilton
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