Every project leader knows that testing is where the rubber meets the road or when theory meets reality. It’s the stage that validates months, if not years, of discovery, planning, design, documentation, and development. Yet, testing is often and unduly underestimated, that is until something goes awry. Why Testing Is One of the Most Difficult […]
Author: Gregory Wall
The Nemesis of Your Nemesis Is Not Always Your Friend
I am guessing that we’ve all heard the old adage, “The enemy of my enemy is my friend.” It sounds as though it has a base in rational thought, it may even appear to be a bit comforting in some cases. This is because we all like to have people on our side and not […]
Breaking Down my Blogs into Categories
When I started rigorously blogging last year, I realized my interests span many different areas and categories. To make my blog simpler to navigate, easier to consume, and hopefully more enjoyable for readers, I have decided to organize my written content into categories, I call series’. Each series reflects a unique aspect of life, learning, […]
Being a Better Individual Than Your Competition
Competition is everywhere in our world and lives. It’s on the field, in the boardroom, in politics, and even in the everyday chaos of merging onto a freeway with little chance that it is going away. We live in a world that constantly measures individuals against others by design. It looks at who’s faster, smarter, […]
Microsoft’s Tech Debt Cleanup
In the fast-evolving world of technology, organizations constantly strive to innovate, adapt, and deliver seamless experiences to users. Yet, beneath the surface of every digital ecosystem lies a hidden challenge: technical debt. Tech debt refers to the accumulation of outdated software, legacy systems, redundant protocols, and inefficient processes that persist within an organization’s infrastructure. Much […]