If you’ve ever had a hard time understanding your colleagues or other stakeholders when developing or delivering software, speaking in different “languages” or using the same terms while meaning completely opposite things, this material might be useful for you.
This article is a part of a Series “What is the Level of your Tech Start-up?”. It consists of thee Articles, aimed to define and describe two main Viewpoints when creating new Tech Company: Technical and Business, and how they combine together.
Although the name suggests applying this Approach to Start-ups, it can be used by existing companies, which have been operating in the field for a long time. It’s great to use this Vision when searching for new development opportunities.
The Series itself contains the following Articles, which are recommended to read in the provided order (as it usually goes with tech teams — from technology to business):
https://medium.com/ai-for-software-engineering/what-is-the-level-of-your-tech-start-up-part-3-3-software-business-vs-technical-architecture-cb32786a68f
This article is a part of a Series “What is the Level of your Tech Start-up?”. It consists of thee Articles, aimed to define and describe two main Viewpoints when creating new Tech Company: Technical and Business, and how they combine together.
Although the name suggests applying this Approach to Start-ups, it can be used by existing companies, which have been operating in the field for a long time. It’s great to use this Vision when searching for new development opportunities.
The Series itself contains the following Articles, which are recommended to read in the provided order (as it usually goes with tech teams — from technology to business):
This article is a part of a Series “What is the Level of your Tech Start-up?”. It consists of thee Articles, aimed to define and describe two main Viewpoints when creating new Tech Company: Technical and Business, and how they combine together.
Although the name suggests applying this Approach to Start-ups, it can be used by existing companies, which have been operating in the field for a long time. It’s great to use this Vision when searching for new development opportunities.
The Series itself contains the following Articles, which are recommended to read in the provided order (as it usually goes with tech teams — from technology to business):