It’s view from people who work with BP. Yes, BP are changed because of competition and constraints. But it’s not only one factor why system reqs are changed.

As for more Architects - it all depends on the definition of “Architect”.

Anatoly, great post, and a great reminder for BPM professionals to remain humble and open-minded as we work with our customers, or with the business, to create solutions. Don’t assume that just because change is inconvenient to us that it is, by nature, a defect. Often change is a reflection of reality, or of learning that couldn’t happen without doing and trying.

Good stuff! In the US, Thanksgiving Holiday starts in 24 hours or so, which is a time for reflecting on things to be thankful for - customers being chief among them in our business! This kind of introspection seems particularly appropriate at these times.

Thanks again,
scott

Airforce does not lead infantry — at least in my books. They have to work TOGETHER like different pieces in the chess…. if there is somebody who know how to “move” them.

Thanks,
AS

Architects are great. Airforce is great too but only infantry gains the territory

Looks like you need less developers and more architects…good architect, of course… A good architect is ready and welcomes CHANGING of requirements.

Thanks,
AS