Accidental complexity on a market level
In the previous post, we looked at the different types of accidental complexity that help us to identify the places where to look for unnecessary complexity.
Why you should prefer capability models
I wanted to give you a short break from my “Simplify!” blog series. Well, admittedly, I also needed a little break … ;)
The different types of accidental complexity
In the previous post, I discussed the difference between essential and accidental complexity. While we cannot avoid the essential complexity of a given problem, accidental complexity makes things unnecessarily harder without adding any value to the solution.
Distinguishing essential from accidental complexity
In the first post of this blog series, I described two antagonistic observations: IT has become an indispensable part of everyday business and private life while at the same time the complexity on the IT solution side grows all the time, meanwhile being on the verge of unmaintainability.
How the explosion of complexity affects people
In the previous post, I described two observations:
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