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    Paperback. Condizione: New. Technical debt is an often-overlooked problem that the software industry needs to take more seriously. All organizations are impacted by it, most wish that they had less of it, but need help in understanding the nature of the beast. This book aims to clear up any misconceptions and show you how to implement a sound technical debt management program to suit your company's needs.You'll learn the greatest challenge in solving the technical debt dilemma is not to find solutions to it, but rather to find solutions to the human and organizational issues that lead to that debt. For example, convincing senior stakeholders of the importance of addressing technical debt, getting stakeholders to acknowledge how their actions lead to unintentional debt, and enabling teams to prioritize technical debt over short-term goals.Therefore, this book is divided into three parts: defining technical debt, understanding technical debt, and tackling technical debt. It begins by explaining why technical debt should not be considered a technical problem, but rather a problem of how trade-off decisions are made. You'll then examine how making decisions using the affect heuristic, more commonly known as a "gut feeling," can lead to unnecessary technical debt, followed by some techniques for combating your vulnerability to this trap.Reducing your organization's level of technical debt is not easy. Taming Your Dragon will show you how to implement a technical debt management program.What You Will LearnReview a new paradigm based on technical debt being a combination of trade-off problems and system problemsUnderstand the many ways that technical debt adversely affects an organization's ability to deliver IT changeCreate an effective process for addressing technical debtSee why analogies are importantWho This Book Is ForSoftware teams supporting DevOps, managers, and other business stakeholders looking to implement a technical debt management program.

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    Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Technical debt is an often-overlooked problem that the software industry needs to take more seriously. All organizations are impacted by it, most wish that they had less of it, but need help in understanding the nature of the beast. This book aims to clear up any misconceptions and show you how to implement a sound technical debt management program to suit your companys needs.Youll learn the greatest challenge in solving the technical debt dilemma is not to find solutions to it, but rather to find solutions to the human and organizational issues that lead to that debt. For example, convincing senior stakeholders of the importance of addressing technical debt, getting stakeholders to acknowledge how their actions lead to unintentional debt, and enabling teams to prioritize technical debt over short-term goals.Therefore, this book is divided into three parts: defining technical debt, understanding technical debt, and tackling technical debt. It begins by explaining why technical debt should not be considered a technical problem, but rather a problem of how trade-off decisions are made. Youll then examine how making decisions using the affect heuristic, more commonly known as a gut feeling, can lead to unnecessary technical debt, followed by some techniques for combating your vulnerability to this trap.Reducing your organizations level of technical debt is not easy. Taming Your Dragon will show you how to implement a technical debt management program.What You Will LearnReview a new paradigm based on technical debt being a combination of trade-off problems and system problemsUnderstand the many ways that technical debt adversely affects an organizations ability to deliver IT changeCreate an effective process for addressing technical debtSee why analogies are importantWho This Book Is ForSoftware teams supporting DevOps, managers, and other business stakeholders looking to implement a technical debt management program. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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    Paperback. Condizione: New. Technical debt is an often-overlooked problem that the software industry needs to take more seriously. All organizations are impacted by it, most wish that they had less of it, but need help in understanding the nature of the beast. This book aims to clear up any misconceptions and show you how to implement a sound technical debt management program to suit your company's needs.You'll learn the greatest challenge in solving the technical debt dilemma is not to find solutions to it, but rather to find solutions to the human and organizational issues that lead to that debt. For example, convincing senior stakeholders of the importance of addressing technical debt, getting stakeholders to acknowledge how their actions lead to unintentional debt, and enabling teams to prioritize technical debt over short-term goals.Therefore, this book is divided into three parts: defining technical debt, understanding technical debt, and tackling technical debt. It begins by explaining why technical debt should not be considered a technical problem, but rather a problem of how trade-off decisions are made. You'll then examine how making decisions using the affect heuristic, more commonly known as a "gut feeling," can lead to unnecessary technical debt, followed by some techniques for combating your vulnerability to this trap.Reducing your organization's level of technical debt is not easy. Taming Your Dragon will show you how to implement a technical debt management program.What You Will LearnReview a new paradigm based on technical debt being a combination of trade-off problems and system problemsUnderstand the many ways that technical debt adversely affects an organization's ability to deliver IT changeCreate an effective process for addressing technical debtSee why analogies are importantWho This Book Is ForSoftware teams supporting DevOps, managers, and other business stakeholders looking to implement a technical debt management program.

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    Paperback. Condizione: New. Technical debt is an often-overlooked problem that the software industry needs to take more seriously. All organizations are impacted by it, most wish that they had less of it, but need help in understanding the nature of the beast. This book aims to clear up any misconceptions and show you how to implement a sound technical debt management program to suit your company's needs.You'll learn the greatest challenge in solving the technical debt dilemma is not to find solutions to it, but rather to find solutions to the human and organizational issues that lead to that debt. For example, convincing senior stakeholders of the importance of addressing technical debt, getting stakeholders to acknowledge how their actions lead to unintentional debt, and enabling teams to prioritize technical debt over short-term goals.Therefore, this book is divided into three parts: defining technical debt, understanding technical debt, and tackling technical debt. It begins by explaining why technical debt should not be considered a technical problem, but rather a problem of how trade-off decisions are made. You'll then examine how making decisions using the affect heuristic, more commonly known as a "gut feeling," can lead to unnecessary technical debt, followed by some techniques for combating your vulnerability to this trap.Reducing your organization's level of technical debt is not easy. Taming Your Dragon will show you how to implement a technical debt management program.What You Will LearnReview a new paradigm based on technical debt being a combination of trade-off problems and system problemsUnderstand the many ways that technical debt adversely affects an organization's ability to deliver IT changeCreate an effective process for addressing technical debtSee why analogies are importantWho This Book Is ForSoftware teams supporting DevOps, managers, and other business stakeholders looking to implement a technical debt management program.

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    Condizione: New. Technical debt is an often-overlooked problem that the software industry needs to take more seriously. All organizations are impacted by it, most wish that they had less of it, but need help in understanding the nature of the beast. This book aims to cle.

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    Paperback. Condizione: New. Technical debt is an often-overlooked problem that the software industry needs to take more seriously. All organizations are impacted by it, most wish that they had less of it, but need help in understanding the nature of the beast. This book aims to clear up any misconceptions and show you how to implement a sound technical debt management program to suit your company's needs.You'll learn the greatest challenge in solving the technical debt dilemma is not to find solutions to it, but rather to find solutions to the human and organizational issues that lead to that debt. For example, convincing senior stakeholders of the importance of addressing technical debt, getting stakeholders to acknowledge how their actions lead to unintentional debt, and enabling teams to prioritize technical debt over short-term goals.Therefore, this book is divided into three parts: defining technical debt, understanding technical debt, and tackling technical debt. It begins by explaining why technical debt should not be considered a technical problem, but rather a problem of how trade-off decisions are made. You'll then examine how making decisions using the affect heuristic, more commonly known as a "gut feeling," can lead to unnecessary technical debt, followed by some techniques for combating your vulnerability to this trap.Reducing your organization's level of technical debt is not easy. Taming Your Dragon will show you how to implement a technical debt management program.What You Will LearnReview a new paradigm based on technical debt being a combination of trade-off problems and system problemsUnderstand the many ways that technical debt adversely affects an organization's ability to deliver IT changeCreate an effective process for addressing technical debtSee why analogies are importantWho This Book Is ForSoftware teams supporting DevOps, managers, and other business stakeholders looking to implement a technical debt management program.

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    Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Technical debt is an often-overlooked problem that the software industry needs to take more seriously. All organizations are impacted by it, most wish that they had less of it, but need help in understanding the nature of the beast. This book aims to clear up any misconceptions and show you how to implement a sound technical debt management program to suit your companys needs.Youll learn the greatest challenge in solving the technical debt dilemma is not to find solutions to it, but rather to find solutions to the human and organizational issues that lead to that debt. For example, convincing senior stakeholders of the importance of addressing technical debt, getting stakeholders to acknowledge how their actions lead to unintentional debt, and enabling teams to prioritize technical debt over short-term goals.Therefore, this book is divided into three parts: defining technical debt, understanding technical debt, and tackling technical debt. It begins by explaining why technical debt should not be considered a technical problem, but rather a problem of how trade-off decisions are made. Youll then examine how making decisions using the affect heuristic, more commonly known as a gut feeling, can lead to unnecessary technical debt, followed by some techniques for combating your vulnerability to this trap.Reducing your organizations level of technical debt is not easy. Taming Your Dragon will show you how to implement a technical debt management program.What You Will LearnReview a new paradigm based on technical debt being a combination of trade-off problems and system problemsUnderstand the many ways that technical debt adversely affects an organizations ability to deliver IT changeCreate an effective process for addressing technical debtSee why analogies are importantWho This Book Is ForSoftware teams supporting DevOps, managers, and other business stakeholders looking to implement a technical debt management program. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

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    Condizione: Hervorragend. Zustand: Hervorragend | Seiten: 390 | Sprache: Englisch | Produktart: Bücher | Technical debt is an often-overlooked problem that the software industry needs to take more seriously. All organizations are impacted by it, most wish that they had less of it, but need help in understanding the nature of the beast. This book aims to clear up any misconceptions and show you how to implement a sound technical debt management program to suit your company¿s needs. Yoüll learn the greatest challenge in solving the technical debt dilemma is not to find solutions to it, but rather to find solutions to the human and organizational issues that lead to that debt. For example, convincing senior stakeholders of the importance of addressing technical debt, getting stakeholders to acknowledge how their actions lead to unintentional debt, and enabling teams to prioritize technical debt over short-term goals. Therefore, this book is divided into three parts: defining technical debt, understanding technical debt, and tackling technical debt. It begins by explaining why technical debt should not be considered a technical problem, but rather a problem of how trade-off decisions are made. Yoüll then examine how making decisions using the affect heuristic, more commonly known as a ¿gut feeling,¿ can lead to unnecessary technical debt, followed by some techniques for combating your vulnerability to this trap. Reducing your organization¿s level of technical debt is not easy. Taming Your Dragon will show you how to implement a technical debt management program. What You Will Learn Review a new paradigm based on technical debt being a combination of trade-off problems and system problems Understand the many ways that technical debt adversely affects an organization¿s ability to deliver IT change Create an effective process for addressing technical debt See why analogies are important Who This Book Is For Software teams supporting DevOps, managers, and other business stakeholders looking to implement a technical debt management program.

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    Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. This item is printed on demand - it takes 3-4 days longer - Neuware -Technical debt is an often-overlooked problem that the software industry needs to take more seriously. All organizations are impacted by it, most wish that they had less of it, but need help in understanding the nature of the beast. This book aims to clear up any misconceptions and show you how to implement a sound technical debt management program to suit your company's needs.You'll learn the greatest challenge in solving the technical debt dilemma is not to find solutions to it, but rather to find solutions to the human and organizational issues that lead to that debt. For example, convincing senior stakeholders of the importance of addressing technical debt, getting stakeholders to acknowledge how their actions lead to unintentional debt, and enabling teams to prioritize technical debt over short-term goals.Therefore, this book is divided into three parts: defining technical debt, understanding technical debt, and tackling technical debt. It begins by explaining why technical debt should not be considered a technical problem, but rather a problem of how trade-off decisions are made. You'll then examine how making decisions using the affect heuristic, more commonly known as a 'gut feeling,' can lead to unnecessary technical debt, followed by some techniques for combating your vulnerability to this trap.Reducing your organization's level of technical debt is not easy. Taming Your Dragon will show you how to implement a technical debt management program.What You Will LearnReview a new paradigm based on technical debt being a combination of trade-off problems and system problemsUnderstand the many ways that technical debt adversely affects an organization's ability to deliver IT changeCreate an effective process for addressing technical debtSee why analogies are importantWho This Book Is ForSoftware teams supporting DevOps, managers, and other business stakeholders looking to implement a technical debt management program. 392 pp. Englisch.

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    Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. This item is printed on demand - Print on Demand Titel. Neuware -Technical debt is an often-overlooked problem that the software industry needs to take more seriously. All organizations are impacted by it, most wish that they had less of it, but need help in understanding the nature of the beast. This book aims to clear up any misconceptions and show you how to implement a sound technical debt management program to suit your company's needs.You'll learn the greatest challenge in solving the technical debt dilemma is not to find solutions to it, but rather to find solutions to the human and organizational issues that lead to that debt. For example, convincing senior stakeholders of the importance of addressing technical debt, getting stakeholders to acknowledge how their actions lead to unintentional debt, and enabling teams to prioritize technical debt over short-term goals.Therefore, this book is divided into three parts: defining technical debt, understanding technical debt, and tackling technical debt. It begins by explaining why technical debt should not be considered a technical problem, but rather a problem of how trade-off decisions are made. You'll then examine how making decisions using the affect heuristic, more commonly known as a 'gut feeling,' can lead to unnecessary technical debt, followed by some techniques for combating your vulnerability to this trap.Reducing your organization's level of technical debt is not easy. Taming Your Dragon will show you how to implement a technical debt management program.What You Will LearnReview a new paradigm based on technical debt being a combination of trade-off problems and system problemsUnderstand the many ways that technical debt adversely affects an organization's ability to deliver IT changeCreate an effective process for addressing technical debtSee why analogies are importantWho This Book Is ForSoftware teams supporting DevOps, managers, and other business stakeholders looking to implement a technical debt management program.Springer-Verlag GmbH, Tiergartenstr. 17, 69121 Heidelberg 392 pp. Englisch.

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    Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Taming Your Dragon | Addressing Your Technical Debt | Andrew Richard Brown | Taschenbuch | xxvi | Englisch | 2024 | Apress | EAN 9798868802638 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: APress in Springer Science + Business Media, Heidelberger Platz 3, 14197 Berlin, juergen[dot]hartmann[at]springer[dot]com | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.

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    Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Technical debt is an often-overlooked problem that the software industry needs to take more seriously. All organizations are impacted by it, most wish that they had less of it, but need help in understanding the nature of the beast. This book aims to clear up any misconceptions and show you how to implement a sound technical debt management program to suit your company's needs.You'll learn the greatest challenge in solving the technical debt dilemma is not to find solutions to it, but rather to find solutions to the human and organizational issues that lead to that debt. For example, convincing senior stakeholders of the importance of addressing technical debt, getting stakeholders to acknowledge how their actions lead to unintentional debt, and enabling teams to prioritize technical debt over short-term goals.Therefore, this book is divided into three parts: defining technical debt, understanding technical debt, and tackling technical debt. It begins by explaining why technical debt should not be considered a technical problem, but rather a problem of how trade-off decisions are made. You'll then examine how making decisions using the affect heuristic, more commonly known as a 'gut feeling,' can lead to unnecessary technical debt, followed by some techniques for combating your vulnerability to this trap.Reducing your organization's level of technical debt is not easy. Taming Your Dragon will show you how to implement a technical debt management program.What You Will LearnReview a new paradigm based on technical debt being a combination of trade-off problems and system problemsUnderstand the many ways that technical debt adversely affects an organization's ability to deliver IT changeCreate an effective process for addressing technical debtSee why analogies are importantWho This Book Is ForSoftware teams supporting DevOps, managers, and other business stakeholders looking to implement a technical debt management program.