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Mark Smalley, Netherlands , The IT Paradigmologist Mark Smalley, also known as The IT Paradigmologist, thinks, writes and speaks extensively about IT ’paradigms’ – in other words our changing perspectives on IT. Mark is a Trainer and Consultant at and a Master Trainer for GamingWorks’ The Phoenix Project DevOps business simulation. He is Global Ambassador at the DevOps Agile Skills Association (DASA). He is a contributor to bodies of knowledge such as ASL, BiSL, COBIT, IT4IT, ITIL 4, and VeriSM. Mark has lectured at various universities and has spoken at hundreds of events in more than twenty countries. Тема доклада: If-then-maybe In case you hadn’t already noticed, the ’systems’ that you work with, are not always predictable. There is not always enough information available for analysis and decision-making. Part of the world is simply unknowable. This is frustrating for developers who are used to the ’if-then-else’ mental model. So how do we deal with ’if-then-maybe’? Fortunately, a model with four boxes comes to the rescue. It’s called the Cynefin Framework. It helps you make sense of the environment and decide on the most effective way of working. Many people have found it liberating, because they always had doubts about the control that those thick projects plans promised. The major takeaway of this session is a better understanding of how the world really works, and different approaches to deal with ordered, complex and chaotic systems.
