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> the way religious people believe in God? Except that there are concrete proofs of God.
Love to see such a magical document.
Hertz paid Accenture $32M for a website that never went live (2019)
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Re: Hertz paid Accenture $32M for a website that never went live (2019)
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You said it perfectly. When I read "Agile Model" I could already see it, Accenture signing a Time & Materials contract, giving no shit about the badly detailed scope on the clients side (after all this means more hours), and some bad PMing on both sides. I bet the responsive detail was not clearly stated on the scope, Accenture noticed it but let it pass since it is T&M... I'm an ex-Accenture (and also ex-IBM iX, tha…
Agile/Scrum is perfect for such consulting engagements - there is a measurable easily reportable progress every sprint while nothing real gets achieved in any reasonable time, and the customer seeing/accepting that incremental progress is de-facto almost waiving its right to demand the final result.