Xavier de Labouret

Je viens de terminer Quality Software Management volume I: Systems Thinking. J’ai trouvé la lecture de ce livre très réjouissante et vraiment utile.

Quelques phrases marquantes :

• Though copious errors guarantees worthlessness, having zero errors guarantees nothing at all about the value of software.
• When the thinking changes, the organization changes, and vice versa.
• Lack of calendar time has forced more failing software projects to face the incorrectness of their models than all other reasons combined.

Et mon préféré:

• Whenever there’s a human decision point in the system, it’s not the event that determines the next event, but someone’s reaction to that event.