Super Fragile Storage Service
Truly fragile development frameworks are not set in stone. They evolve over time to make sure that their agility is reaching a new level of perfection sooner than anyone of us can get something useful done.
The same holds for any fragile set of tools. While there is some value in picking one’s toys once and using them until they fade away, there are clear upsides for constantly keeping an eye open for great new tools that help to kill any constructive productivity that may be showing up.
And this Super Simple Storage Service is definitely an excellent piece of useless project show stopper:
It’s a write-only, non-cloudy, and bleedingly fast piece of storage service. And it’s even more competitively priced than 3.5″ Floppies.
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December 26, 2010 at 763
Hi,
I’m sorry that I have already reported not so long but I was really busy. After years as a Master in Scream of the fragile development, I was finally promoted to administrator for our new ideas managemnt system. This is an insane way for me to give my career fresh impetus.
Our new management ideas is there to categorize all emerging ideas, sort and store. Incoming ideas will now be automatically read from the form IM-C37 and from Excel lists and archived. In a subsequent step of the process of categorization team a sorting is performed. For this purpose, clear guidelines and rules are followed. I monitor this step personally.
Popular categories include “Unknown”, “refer to us,” “fear,” “promising” and “Bingo”.
The separate categories are then sorted. Here, we do not rely on algorithms we “bubble sort” but sort the entries by hand. There currently is still at the level of the Top – argue whether management prefers to be sorted by date received or the length of the idea. A decision will certainly be taken in the coming months.
As a final step, the ideas encrypted locally and the S4 super simple storage service entrusted. Keep it clean. (For safety, but also print off and attach all the prints in folders. The cultivation of the archive is expected to be completed in late 2011. Safety first!).
I see the great advantage of our new ideas management system in the strong simplification. Our IM is reduced to the essentials.
No time-consuming cost-benefit analysis more.
No more endless prioritization.
And above all: no cumbersome implementation!
Please excuse my bad English.
Greetings
Dr. vet. (VRC) Patrick P. Klotzfuß