There are several ways that we document our requirements, and one of them is by using Microsoft Word to create a document complete with requirements, explanations, approvers, pictures of our
What does it mean for an organization to be agile? I don’t mean just in terms of agile software development, I mean for any team or company or group of
A few months ago, one of my co-workers introduced a group of us here at ArgonDigital to a game called Cookie Clicker. The way the game works is that you
“Complexity” is characterized by lots of different interconnected parts, physical or otherwise. The human body is complex; a single-celled organism is not (well, not as complex, anyway). The problem with
Fundamentally, assumptions are facts that we tentatively decide to accept as true so we can continue to make progress, even though we know those assumptions might end up being wrong.
Last time, I went over a Sharepoint feature that’s saved me a lot of time and effort. At ArgonDigital,, as much as we use Sharepoint, we use Excel even more.
Like many companies, ArgonDigital uses Microsoft Sharepoint to store and share our documents. We use Sharepoint as our “one source of truth” to make sure that we’re all working off
There is a saying in German business: “If only Siemens knew what Siemens knows, it would be a rich company.” Siemens, of course, is an engineering and electronics powerhouse with
Much of what we do here at ArgonDigital is based around visual models that make software requirements easier to understand. That’s the purpose of a model, after all: to take
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