2 decades ago, the IT department was usually the worst performing unit of any organization. Here's how software developers have sparked management transformation since then:
Google’s parent, Alphabet, joined Apple, Amazon, and Microsoft
Two decades ago, a car was a metal machine with a couple of electric controls: today, a car is a multifunctional entertainment center on wheels, with which we can even hold conversations. It’s hard to remember that twenty years ago, the IT department was usually the very worst performing unit of any organization. Software development initiatives were late and unresponsive to what was wanted, if they were even finished at all. Developers were seen as culprits and were punished. They blamed their managers who then made them work harder. They had nervous breakdowns. They were fired, but their replacements did no better. The software was still late, over budget, and full of bugs..
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