Post by account_disabled on Feb 27, 2024 1:11:55 GMT -5
The to impact timelines and resources. Chances are these mistakes are rarely the product of spite or of intentional omission rather theyre born of gaps in the education and experience of the stakeholders and decisionmakers involved. We can address this to a degree by elevating ourselves to senior stakeholders in these kinds of projects and by being consulted much earlier in the timeline. Lets be more specific I think that its our responsibility to help the organizations we work for to avoid these mistakes.
One of the easiest opportunities to do that is to make sure that were talking about the Kazakhstan Phone Number same thing as early in the process as possible. Otherwise migrations will continue to go wrong and we will continue to spend far too much of our collective time fixing broken links recommending changes or improvements to templates and holding together bruisedandbroken websites all at the expense of doing meaningful impactful work. Perhaps we can begin to answer to some of these challenges by creating better definitions and helping to clarify exactly whats involved in a site migration process. Unfortunately I suspect that were stuck with the word migration at least for now. Its a term which is already widely used which people think is a correct and appropriate definition. Its unrealistic to try to change everybody elses language when were already too late to the conversation.
Our next best opportunity to reduce ambiguity and risk is to codify the types of migration. further exploration and better definitions. For example if we can say This sounds like its actually a domain migration paired with a template migration we can steer the conversation a little and rely on a much better shared frame of reference. If we can raise a challenge that e.g. the translation project a different part of the business is working on is actually a whole bunch of interwoven migration types then we can raise our concerns earlier and pursue.
One of the easiest opportunities to do that is to make sure that were talking about the Kazakhstan Phone Number same thing as early in the process as possible. Otherwise migrations will continue to go wrong and we will continue to spend far too much of our collective time fixing broken links recommending changes or improvements to templates and holding together bruisedandbroken websites all at the expense of doing meaningful impactful work. Perhaps we can begin to answer to some of these challenges by creating better definitions and helping to clarify exactly whats involved in a site migration process. Unfortunately I suspect that were stuck with the word migration at least for now. Its a term which is already widely used which people think is a correct and appropriate definition. Its unrealistic to try to change everybody elses language when were already too late to the conversation.
Our next best opportunity to reduce ambiguity and risk is to codify the types of migration. further exploration and better definitions. For example if we can say This sounds like its actually a domain migration paired with a template migration we can steer the conversation a little and rely on a much better shared frame of reference. If we can raise a challenge that e.g. the translation project a different part of the business is working on is actually a whole bunch of interwoven migration types then we can raise our concerns earlier and pursue.