Logan's Run and measurement dysfunction

from Agile Analytics and Beyond · host Karen Smiley

Thoughts on measurement dysfunction in software organizations, by analogy with controlling health care costs and the dystopian novel Logan's Run. Agile Analytics and Beyond is a FREE reader-supported newsletter. To automatically receive new posts and let me know you support my work, consider becoming a subscriber! Get full access to Everyday Ethical AI at karensmiley.substack.com/subscribe

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