- change management
- for "real"
- using professional standards developed by large companies
- many government orgs use the standard
- existing tools may exist
- concepts definitely exist and are well documented
- repositories on all changed files
- who changed what when
- ability to lower repeated mistakes through good practices
- system for tracking pushes up environment chain
- dev -> qa -> staging -> prod
- garbage maintenance
- zero duplicate file name and/or paths
- requires code calling by old name/path be updated immediately
- process
- tracking
- modern ticketing system
- ownership
- tickets ownership changed as issues blocked by new owner
- ETAs alway updated on ownership change by new owner
- Gantt or similar mapping of tasks, milestone and dependencies
- daily updated charting by designated project manager
- information
- ownership
- responsibility
- single endpoint
- enforcement
- lack of enforcement leads to habitual pattern of ignoring policies and procedures
- some form of impartial performance quality must be developed
- repeated inability to meet ETAs must have measureable repercussions
- coding
- code reviews on any and all code everywhere
- random, cross team code reviews would be more effective
- so teams can learn from each other
- zero tolerance for outdated
- coding practices
- coding languages
- code must be updated to current standards
Wednesday, 13 April 2016
absolute necessities for technical teams of diverse personality types
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