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Separating Problems From Software In Technology Based Conversations
1. Separating Problems from Software in Technology-Based Conversations Peter Ellis, MSIM InfoCamp Seattle October 10, 2009
2. On Twitter? Please do live tweet. Tag with #infocamp! React! Twitter: peterellis | me@petercellis.com | Peter Ellis, MSIM
3. You’re talking about a problem with the company’s ability to locate documents. The company, as a Microsoft shop, has at its disposal a license for Microsoft SharePoint 2007 Enterprise Edition. You begin to discuss how the problem might be solved with SharePoint, since this will reduce the IT department’s grumblings about the plan and they were planning on installing it anyway. Twitter: peterellis | me@petercellis.com | Peter Ellis, MSIM
4. What’s the problem? Twitter: peterellis | me@petercellis.com | Peter Ellis, MSIM
9. “We needtoshoveitoutthedoornow!” Great, but.. Really? You sure about that? Is it defined? Is it scoped? Does pushing it out damage our reputation? Twitter: peterellis | me@petercellis.com | Peter Ellis, MSIM
10. Technology is a medium. If you don’t know the problem, if you don’t define scope…. Twitter: peterellis | me@petercellis.com | Peter Ellis, MSIM
11. …how do you know what technology you need? Twitter: peterellis | me@petercellis.com | Peter Ellis, MSIM
16. Thinking about the technology is not bad, it’s distracting at the wrong timesTwitter: peterellis | me@petercellis.com | Peter Ellis, MSIM
17. THERE IS NO ONE SIZE FITS ALL THERE IS NO ONE SIZE FITS ALL THERE IS NO ONE SIZE FITS ALL THERE IS NO ONE SIZE FITS ALL THERE IS NO ONE SIZE FITS ALL THERE IS NO ONE SIZE FITS ALL THERE IS NO ONE SIZE FITS ALL THERE IS NO ONE SIZE FITS ALL Twitter: peterellis | me@petercellis.com | Peter Ellis, MSIM
18. Now it’s your turn. Let’s talk. Twitter: peterellis | me@petercellis.com | Peter Ellis, MSIM
