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Writing on product decisions, enterprise workflows and how software work gets done. Short pieces that answer first.
What makes a case study credible? Role, constraints, evidence and uncertainty
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A case study is credible when the reader can tell exactly who did what, under which constraints, what can be shown as evidence and what remains uncertain. Polished outcomes without those four things read as marketing, and experienced readers discount them.
An enterprise workflow is a management problem before it is a software problem
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Digitising an approval process only helps when the organisation has first agreed who owns each step, what a complete request looks like and what happens when someone does not act. Software makes those decisions visible and repeatable. It cannot make them for you.
Requirements Engineering ve Analiz (Part 1/4)(opens in a new tab)
The first part of my four-part series on requirements engineering and analysis, published on Medium. The article is in Turkish.
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More on Medium
Earlier writing, including a Turkish series on requirements engineering and analysis, is on Medium.