Agile needs systems thinking
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Argues that Agile teams must stop focusing only on code and become systems engineering organizations that design for high security, high usability, low technical debt. Calls for explicit design of data, machines, people, laws and cultures — data machines people laws cultures — with architects and engineers specifying nonfunctional requirements and tradeoffs. Warns current practice leaves programmers acting like hobby builders trying to erect a 300‑storey skyscraper without engineering controls.
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