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Effective software design: The role of men in debugging patriarchy in IT

by Kenny Baas-Schwegler | May 17, 2024 | Talks

Effective software design relies on integrating diverse perspectives throughout its development process. Research shows that teams with a neuro-diverse background excel in decision-making due to their ability to consider a wider range of ideas, foresee a greater...

Navigating the Future of Software Development: Embracing Collaborative modelling

by Kenny Baas-Schwegler | Apr 23, 2024 | Talks

Software is increasingly crucial in our lives, but developing effective software systems is still a major challenge. This issue often comes from teams focusing on solutions rather than deeply understanding the business problems they are trying to solve. A crucial...
How the bias towards additive can lead us to a suboptimal and costly software design

How the bias towards additive can lead us to a suboptimal and costly software design

by Kenny Baas-Schwegler | Jan 18, 2024 | Blog

In their research Gabrielle Adams and her collaborators explore what they call the ‘additive bias’ – our natural tendency to solve problems by adding elements, rather than considering the removal of existing ones. Their study investigates whether people...
Resilient Bounded Contexts: A Pragmatic Approach with Residuality Theory

Resilient Bounded Contexts: A Pragmatic Approach with Residuality Theory

by Kenny Baas-Schwegler | Jan 11, 2024 | Blog

Domain-Driven Design (DDD) provides a valuable framework for addressing complex business problems through well-designed domain models integrated into software systems. Central to this approach is the concept of bounded contexts, serving as models tailored to solve...
Reshaping Cultural Perspectives in Software Design

Reshaping Cultural Perspectives in Software Design

by Kenny Baas-Schwegler | Nov 28, 2023 | Talks

Software stakeholders and users approach technology through the lens of their cultural norms and worldviews. As software designers, we often introduce new concepts and terminology to better address those needs. This can mean adapting or even reshaping their cultural...
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