Data Diagramming – Discover What You Don’t Know
I found the exercise of creating a Data Flow Diagram for a block walk/canvass so interesting that I decided to play with the same use case to create another data
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In Praise of Requirements Mapping
Learn how to tie software requirements together with visual models and other artifacts created during the analysis process.
Better Meetings Make Happy People
In a recent blog post, we talked about reducing the overall number of meetings on employee calendars to improve productivity and job satisfaction. But some meetings are always going to
What Is Your Why?
The other day I was feeling pretty overwhelmed and stressed. Free-floating anxiety is such an unpleasant experience, and it’s often hard to pin down the cause(s). Mostly we don’t have
Kickstart an Agile Project with Visual Models
There are as many ways to do Agile as there are businesses doing Agile. As consultants, we’ve walked the path from Waterfall to Agile with many clients, and there are
Exploring Decision Tables – A Tasty Use Case
I often find that the best way to explore or explain a visual model is to use a non-IT example. In fact, there are all kinds of processes and decisions
Make Better Decisions by Avoiding these Common Mistakes
Have you ever worked on a project that you felt was doomed to fail? Or maybe you worked on an initiative that felt frivolous or low-impact for the organization. It’s
Accessibility is the Right Thing
ADA compliance and website accessibility may not be the top news items these days, but they are definitely important issues, with multiple recent lawsuits and some confusing verdicts being handed
Use Prioritization to End Management by Crisis
Two years ago, I sold my suburban tract house and moved to a small farm. I care for several rescue horses, keep bees and chickens, and planted fruit trees and
Death by Meeting
My kids like to tell me that I am old. I’ll say something like “before we had cell phones”, and they just stare at me because they really can’t imagine
Who’s On First? Use a Decision Table to Find Out
Many people are familiar with the famous sketch Who’s on First?—a full 6 minutes of comedic genius of misunderstanding, confusion, and failure to communicate. While the exact premise may be
Using Data Modeling to Protect Healthcare Data
Many healthcare businesses unknowingly risk violating HIPAA protection laws due to critical weaknesses in the way they manage their patients’ sensitive HIPAA data. For example, a breach in the integrity
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